HP Envy 4501 admin password reset

I have been looking all over the net and can not find the information on how to do a factory reset or cold reset of my printer, as I have forgotten the password I had set up for the admin so I can change the settings.I
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WOuld you post the results you found which solved your problem? It might give me a han d in solving my same problem.
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