HP EliteBook - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 6

I do not have either that tablet or that printer, but I can offer a few general ideas to explore. If the printer is attached to your network you may be able to use Google Cloud Print to print to it. HP may have its own "cloud" print app. If the printer is not connected to your network check your printer to see if it has networking built in. Or you may be able to connect it by using the USB port on your router. The router manual should have instructions if it is capable. If your router does not have a USB port there are inexpensive printer server devices to connect your printer to the network. Just about any way you can get it connect should allow you to "cloud" print.

The SSID is the name that is broadcast by the wireless router to identify the wireless network(s). Most devices will perform a scan and provide a list of detected wifi networks. The names you see on the list are the SSIDs. It is possible for a wireless network to exist but not broadcast its SSID. In those cases you must manually enter the SSID in order for the device to scan for, locate, and attempt to connect to the wifi network.

You have to install an HP app that will direct printing to your HP printer. Go to your app store and search for HP and you should see what you need to install. Read the descriptions of the apps to make sure you get what you need.

If you don't have HP Print Service Plugin and HP ePrint installed, make sure these two apps are installed. Go into ePrint and see if it 'sees' your network printer when you have WiFi on and you are logged on to the same network segment. If the apps cannot 'see' the printer in their selection menu, none of them will work until the connection issue is resolved. One other thing to try, download any app with network 'ping' function and try to ping your printer by its IP address from your tablet. If you cannot ping the printer from your tablet, you are either not on the same network segment, or there is some other connection issue.

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Download the app from here Downloads HL 2135W Others Brother and switch on the bluetooth option on both the devices, connnect the printer via app and follow the instructions

The Facebook App for the Touchpad would probably be well out of date. To get an up to date version you would probably have to install the Android operating system on your machine.

Usually yes. It charges the battery in a different way.

Press the button in the middle at the bottom. Then touch the cards on the screen and drag them upwards.

Unfortunately, HP no longer supports webOS and it is now what is known as OpenSource. http://www.hpwebos.com/us/ The HP servers that the TouchPad (TP) tries to access are probably no longer available. I don't think that the TP out of the box has many new Applications. One way to breathe new life in to a TP is to install Android. However, if you are not IT savvy then it might be better to get someone who is confident to do it. How to use TouchPad Toolbox to install Android erase webOS on the HP...

try holding top silver button and press home button several times

Resset to factory

change cable usb

Click the "Need help?" link on the Gmail sign-in screen.

If Your skilled to replace you should know if not take it in to store very very hard to replace.