HP officejet 4110

Suggestions needed for repair of my HP Officejet 4110. It won't pick up paper in the paper tray. The rollers look good...even wetted them according to the HP repair instructions. I even changed the toner cartridges and paper.
It's making a creeky noice like the printer is trying to pick up the paper from the paper tray or the carriage is trying to move back and forth and can't. A couple of days ago, it picked up 5 sheets to go through the paper tray feeder...so I think that may have done something to the rollers.
Please let me know any ideas for successfully dealing with this. I can try to repair it myself. In this economy I just don't want to buy another printer. I love this printer and It has been very failthful to me. I don't think HP carries the rollers for this officejet anymore.
Please advise if you have a solution.
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HPinLP,
Go to the start icon and click on it, then click on devices and prints and double click on your printer. This should open your print que, in the upper left click on printer and you should see cancell all documents this will clear you que and you should be fine.
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Hello @FrazzledOne,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you're experiencing an issue when trying to wirelessly print and scan from your Windows 7 computer to your HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-All-in-One Printer. I would like to assist you today with resolving this issue. To start I am going to have you verify if your computer is actually 'seeing' your wireless Officejet still. From there, we will resolve either the networking issue on the printer or connectivity issue on your computer. Please follow the steps below.
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After hours of work, I reckon I cannot solve the following problem on a iMac running Tiger 10.4.11 by myself. I installed a HP OfficeJet Pro K850 on my Mac directly trough USB, and everything worked fine. Then I decided to upgrade the whole system by connecting the printer trough a D-Link DP-G321 Print Server, in order to share the printer for the entire network. Despite everything works fine with Windows PCs, I can't get it to work with the Mac. By adding the K850 to the printer list, after typing the IP Address of the print server and the queue name, I have to choose the printer manufacturer and the model. Sadly, there is no entry in the HP list saying OfficeJet Pro K850, nor any similar printer models. I then simply tried to add the printer as a Generic PostScript Printer and print a document. I am sure there is a connection between my Mac and the printer, for the printer began to print strange texts until I pressed the cancel button on the printer. So it seems to be a driver problem, in fact the printer does not appear in the driver list, although the driver is (or should be) installed on my Mac (from the HP OfficeJet Pro K850 driver CD). How can I get the driver in that list? Appearantly, there is no "standalone" driver provided by HP, since the driver should be integrated in Mac OS X Tiger (at least that's what HP told me).
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I've tried to install hp officejet 6830 in my laptop that have windows 7, and it fails. I always get the icons of the printer and my laptop with a red "X" and it says printer fails to install over the net-work. It's been about 2 weeks trying to install the printer, and I don't know what to do now. I hope somebody helps me. Thanks.
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Hi @arriaga
Instead of trying to install the printer over the network, can you connect a USB cable and complete the installation? This will help determine if the issue is with Windows or perhaps something to do with the network.
Another suggestion is for you to run the Microsoft fix it utility;
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Problems that prevent new programs from being installed
Problems that prevent existing programs from being completely uninstalled or updated
Problems that block you from uninstalling a program through the Add or Remove Programs (or Programs and Features) item in Control Panel
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Has anything in the network settings changed at all?
What version is the Mac OS X? There may be additional steps to take as it sounds like there are two separate issues involved and this could be revisited later.
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As I was checking on the properties and cannot find a way to accomplish this. I will do more research and reach out to some peers if I find someway to do this, if I find a way, I will let you know right away. Jenni this will be a good suggestion to make and comming from a from a valued customer HP will put a lot of weight on it. If at any time you need or want to to get the latest information on the latest news in regards Eprint visit Eprint News.
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I recently purchased an HP Officejet Pro 8600. One morning a couple weeks ago I tried to print something and I received a prompt saying "Unable to Communicate with Printer (Network)". I turned off the printer and turned it back on which did not help, I then turned off my wireless network, turned it back on and still nothing. I finally figured out that I first have to turn off the printer, then turn off my wireless router wait thirty seconds, turn the router back on and the turn the printer back on. After these steps my printer was working. The next morning the same thing happened "Unable to Communicate with Printer (Network)" and I've been replaying Groundhog's Day ever since.
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