7520 EWS NOT DISPLAYING ON MULTIPLE BROWSERS

We're trying to configure a static IP for our brand new 7520, to resolve firewall issues. We've carefully followed instructions, and the EWS will not display for our current printer IP. I see other people are experiencing the exact same difficulty. We get nothing but a blank EWS page on both Firefox and IE for Windows XP and our Verizon hotspot wireless router.
Come on, HP.

ALSO... although the printer is printing, it raises a printer error dialog before it prints. If you wait a few moments, the document will print. Nonetheless, you can hardly have faith in its software if it's producing spurious and annoying error messages at every turn.

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Has anyone else had these problems???
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http://web.mac.com/maxkit/Kai/
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