4500 wirelees connecting to google cloud

I have a 4500 wireless which I am trying to connect to my cromebook using google cloud print

Hi rhl4753,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I understand that you would like to connect your Chromebook to your Officejet 4500 wireless.
Let's get the printer onto your wireless network. This can be easily done from the front panel. The instructions can be found in your user guide on page 201 in the section titled "To set up wireless communication using the device control panel with wireless setup wizard".
Now we need to setup the printer with Google Cloud print. I have included a document on how to this here. Please follow the instructions for in the section titled "HP classic printers (non e-print enabled)".
For additional reference I have also included the support page from Google for adding a Classic printer here.
You should now be able to print from your Chromebook. If you are not sure how to print using the Chromebook please click here for the instructions on how to print from Chrome.
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Hello PavikuttyPC,
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Regaridng the setup for the Deskjet 1515 for Google Cloud Print, it can only be done one way, and that is USB connection to another computer with the 1515 software installed.
To learn more, check out this Google guide: Connect your classic printers with Google Cloud Print
If the printer was wireless and had ePrint, the setup would be simpler and more user friendly. I hope this helps you get printing.
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HP8600 Stopped working after it was connected to Google cloud

I have a hp8600 on a windows7 computer, connected on the wired LAN.
It worked perfect, until I start using Google Cloud Printer.
Now nothing is printed at al. All print outs are vanished, no matter if I send direct to the hp8600 or via google cloud printer
I already discontected google cloudprinter, but still all printer jobs disapear in deep space.
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Hi Roxy91,
I see that you are having some issue with the Officejet Pro 8600, it will not print from your computer or Google Cloud Print since you setup Google Cloud Print.
I would like to first focus our attentions to the Windows 7 computer. Can you please run the HP Print and Scan Doctor? Let me know if it finds the printer, if it fixes, fails to fix, etc.
Depending on the result we will look for the best way to follow up.
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Veeam Cloud Connect with Google Cloud Storage Services... Can it be Done?

Hello fellow IT friends!
I was just wondering if any of you fine folks have ever had success at getting Veeam Cloud Connect that comes with Backup & Replication Enterprise Edition Version 8 to function with Google Cloud Storage Services as the provider?
If so, would you be so kind as to boast about it here and tell me how you got it to work and it can't be done, can anyone explain why it can't be accomplished?
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Connect to google cloud?

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I will need a little more information in order to help out. What messages are not being received? Are you sending ePrints to the printer that are not being received. Your printer, the B210 is an ePrint capable printer. You can verify which cloud services your printer is capable of accessing at this site here. You do not need Google cloud to print to your printer.
Are you getting any specific error messages or notifications when sending jobs to the printer's email address? What is the file type and size that you are sending? How many attachments are you sending? Have you tried just sending a text email to the printer? What email client are you using to send ePrint jobs to the printer?
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Cannot connect to google cloud print

We recently bought a MF8580cdw and installed it wireless, very easy. Scanner works great. We are mostly Mac but I want to use my Chrome book to print. When I try to enable Google print in the remote UI and hit Register I get message "Failed to acquire information for registration". I see in the enable area Install CA Certificate. When I check CA certificates there appears to be 5 pre installed. I have checked the e-manual and don't find this error listed. Checked on line and didn't seem to get a good hit.
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This may or may not help some, but should help others...
I was able to register cloud print successfully last week, then today it presented an error that it couldn't connect to the server. After de-registering and then re-registering, I received the "failed to acquire information for registration" error.
After quite a few failures, I thought the outbound IP filters I set up may have been the issue, so I disabled it. After a few more failures, I decided to power cycle the printer (switch off, wait until all lights shut off, switch on), and this allowed for the weblink to be generated in order to register the printer with cloud print.
It should also be mentioned SSL needs to be set and generated for the printer (Admin login - Network Settings - TCP/IP Settings - SSL Settings). I assume this is so that all information sent to the printer while printing over the internet is encrypted with SSL.
Steps
1. De-register cloud print if previously registered.
2. Turn off, then back on, Cloud Print via the Remote UI (Login as Admin, navigate to Network Settings - Cloud Print Settings)
3. Navigate to Network Settings - TCP/IP Settings - SSL Settngs and register the SSL cert for the MF8280cw (if not already done)
4. Power Cycle Printer via the On/Off Switch
5. Log into Remote UI as Admin
6. Navigate to Network Settings - Cloud Print Settings and attempt registration again
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Unable to connect ePrint to Google Cloud Print

I keep recieving error: Could not get printer information from HP. when trying to connect to Google Cloud Print.
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Thanks Happy. I ended up getting on the phone with HP Support and came to the same conclusion. We were not able to make the hpeprint --> Google cloud print to work...everything looks good on the hpeprint side... Tech said I needed to talk to Google and see what they say.

Connect your classic printers with Google Cloud Print like in chrome

be able to do this or similar in firefox
If your printer is Cloud Ready, follow your manufacturer's provided instructions or see setting up your Cloud Ready printer.
To connect your classic printer, enable the Google Cloud Print connector on any (non-Chrome OS) computer that is already connected to your printer and able to print. You'll need Google Chrome to be installed on the computer. If you're using Windows XP, make sure you also have the Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) installed.
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Open Google Chrome.
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Hello dabbourb,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I understand that you are able to print from your desktop to your Photosmart D110a printer but not your Chromebook.
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Google Cloud Print not possible to connect with HP Printer

Hello,
I want to connect my Officejet 8600 printer with Google Cloud Print.
I write my [email protected] adress (without @hpeprint.com) in the field and enter, I got always the error message:
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Is there a Server Problem or is the problem, that HP changed from eprintcenter to hpconnected.com?
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@Zephyr-750
Depending on which Officejet 8600 you have will depend on which Google Cloud Print path you will use. If you have the Officejet 8600 e-all in one then you will need to register it as an ePrint printer with your HP Connected account, take that ePrint address and register it with your Google Cloud Print account.
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Sorry to hear you are having problems.
Please use this link and select the device that you want to print from. The page will then giude you through the steps to enable you to print to your printer.
If the assigned printer e-mail address is not vaild, you could try assigning another more personalized e-mail address to the printer.
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Hey, HP Experts,
Thank you for holding your answer day!
It just so happens that I am having an issue with HP ePrint. I can't print for my printer. I checked the printer on the HP Connected Center and it say it is ready to print.
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On printer copying is working but remote printing is not.
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Hello mapuche,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
Will the Laserjet P1102w accept an ePrint from any / all other areas? For example, if (on the Chromebook) you open an Email, forward the Email to the printers ePrint address, will it print?
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I just purchased a new OfficeJet Pro 8600 today. Everything seems to work great except for the connector to Google Cloud Print. I can print from AirPrint, as well as emails to the hpeprint.com address, but when I try to register via the google site, I receive the "could not get printer information from HP" error message.
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Hey rch33k, I am sorry for the ongoing issue that you are having accessing Google Cloud Print. This is being looked into as this is not a singular issue and is affecting other customers as well. Engineers are currently investing this problem to try and provide a solution to it. I want to again apologize and thank you all for your patience in this matter. They only other thing to attempt at this time is to contact Google for further assistance to see if anything can be done on their end. Hopefully this will be fixed quickly
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