HP OfficeJet Pro 8610 Keeps Going Offline

I have been using my HP OfficeJet Pro 8610 wireless all-in-one printer for about 2 weeks successfully, but all of the sudden the printer shows as 'Offline' all the time and I cannot fix it. I have set the IP address to static and tried rebooting the printer & router, but nothing works. I can see this is an issue lots of users have, and it is very frustrating. I would appreciate help with the issue or in the worst case be shipped a cable to connect the printer to my laptop so I can work around the terrible wireless issues.

Hello @eliz90 , and welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I see you are experiencing connectivity issues. I would like to help!
I would recommend powering down your computer. Once the computer is down, select Setup on the front panel of the printer, and select Network. In the network menu, select Restore Network Defaults.
Once the defaults have been restored, disconnect the power cord from the printer and the power outlet, and remove the power from your router for 60 seconds.
After 60 seconds, plug the router back in. Once the router has begun broadcasting, plug the printer back in. Ensure you plug the printer directly to a wall outlet. Make sure to bypass any sort of surge protector or power bar.
After the printer is on, run the wireless setup.
I'd also suggest this document:
Wireless printing center Troubleshooting Issues
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HP Officejet Pro 8610 (Network)' is offline every morning

I am running Windows 8. I use IE 11 and Chrome on occasion. Every morning I have trouble "waking up" my printer. I get "HP Officejet Pro 8610 (Network)' is offline". Sometimes turning the printer on and off resets it but today nothing seems to work. I even updated drivers. The rest of my network (excluding printer usage) is working fine. I have not been on a public network so that is not an issue nor has anyone else in our household. I need to correct this every morning problem. Really, any time the printer goes to sleep I have this issue. I'm unsure if I can stop it from going to sleep or not since I can't even see it from any of our computers. Someone please help. I've been dealing with this about a month. I had previously purchased an Epson printer similar and it now sits in a box in my office because of similiar annoying issues. I previously had HP all-in-ones for about 15 years with no problems. This one is starting to make me wonder about the declining quality of HP printers. Please help as soon as possible. My son has a paper due Tuesday and can't print it. Thanks

Hello , Welcome to the HP Forums! I understand your Officejet 8610 is offline every morning and it seems like this printer has trouble waking up. I will do my best to assist you! Please follow this entire HP document on What is Sleep Mode? You can try updating the firmware, which should help, since your printer is losing wireless connection when it goes to sleep: 1) Press the right arrow on your printer2) Press Setup (Wrench)3) Press Web Services4) Press Printer update and check for update now Make sure this printer is plugged into a direct wall, not a surge protector. I just want to see if this makes a difference. Another option you have is setting up schedule on and off. This will help with the sleep mode, as you will determine what time you would like this printer to turn and off. Note-If you decided to go down this route, if you receive faxes all the time, schedule on/off might not be a good idea. If you set a time frame when this printer is supposed to turn off, then you will not receive a fax. Also, if ePrint is enabled, this feature will not work. 1) Press the setup menu (Wrench)2) Press power management3) Press Schedule On Yes and set the time frame4) Press Schedule Off Yes and set the time frame I just want to make sure that your printer isn't going offline because of your router, not by the sleep mode. Just in case, I will provide an HP document on Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection. This will allow you to set a static IP address. Please post your results, as I will be looking forward to hearing from you. Have a great night!

OfficeJet Pro 8610 - keeps losing wifi resetting to USB

My OfficeJet Pro 8610 was set up on USB and then moved to WIFI which worked for a while before now always losing the WIFI connection and becoming unavailable from my Mac and the various devices that we print from. I have changed my router so I do not know whether I need to change the router settings but there are so many configuration settings I am unsure of what I need to change.
My only workaround seems to be to uninstall the HP software from my iMac and then reinstall it again.
Please help.
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Cathy

Hello there! Welcome to the forums Cathy, aka @bubbles0310
As you mentioned, I would recommend Uninstalling the Printer Software, restarting your Mac, and reinstalling the printer again to join it to your new network.
If you find the connection dropping, try assigning a static IP address from this guide below, which should help stabilize the connection.
Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection
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Officejet pro L7590 always goes offline on my hp pavilion

My HP Pavilion notebook is "wirelessly hooked" to my wireless router (mororola). my hp officejet pro L7590 is also physically tied to my wireless router (not using the printer wireless). When i install the printer, my computer recognizes the printer on the network/wireless and allows me to install using the appropriate driver etc. I can print fine for a little while. If i turn off the computer or it goes to sleep, somehow, the printer goes "offline" and I'm unable to print. I'm having to uninstall & re-install the printer each time this happens. It's as if my computer is not recognizing that it's still communicating with a printer once it's gone to sleep or restarted. Such a pain.
BTW - my home desktop computer (also hp) is hooked to the printer and never goes offline. It probably doesn't have this issue b/c the desktop isn't having to connect wirelessly via the router.
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HP Officejet Pro 8500 A909g goes offline all the time

My husband's laptop shows the printer as being off, but it isn't. It's on. He needs to print desperately! He is using Windows 7.
I am able to print on that printer with MY laptop, however, which tells me it's something funky on his end. But what? I have no idea and he is about to pull his hair out.
Any help/ideas/suggestions will be appreciated.
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After digging around the forums for a bit, I did find a bit of help on a similar post. Going into the Control Panel, Printers, right-clicking on the printer in question, and then clicking on Properties, I clicked on Port and asked my husband what it showed for him on his computer. His showed a different port. I said, "Do you see one that says this?" which right now I don't remember, but he said 'yes' and I asked him to change it. He did, and then he tried to print his document, and voila! Yippee! He'll change it also on his notebook.

HP Officejet Pro 8610 setup issues Is there a problem using a MIFI?

I just bought this HP Officejet Pro. After trying all day yesterday with your support team, it was suggested I take it back to the store. I did and have purchase another HP Officejet Pro 8610 and am having the same problems. The on button goes to sleep but I cannot push for it to wake, I must unplug it. In addition, I cannot get it to recognize the computer to scan unless I have it connected to the commputer so it can't be wireless.

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Hp officejet pro 8610 wireless not connecting to my laptop

I have connected my HP Officejet Pro 8610 to my wireless network to my laptop But when I go to install drivers wirelessly, I get connection failed. 1. download: HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-One Printer series Full Feature Software and Drivers2. use Use HP Download and Install Assistant (Recommended)3. click install from download assistant4. Extracts5. turn on printer6. Get pop up window with 3 sequences 1. prepare... sucessful 2. connnect (wirelessly) click continue7. Printer Setup & software: click convert to USB connected printer to wireless8. Network setup: identifies my wireless network9. select yes for "So you want to continue to use your printer on this wireless network?"10. Unsuccessful network Instalation. Disabled fwwent through router configures enabling channel 11.Still failsRan hpscan dr. goes through it's steps, goes to d/l install. click install says extracting, finishes (but doesn't say anything and goes away).And nothing happens. So basically went through the HP troubleshooting and they don't work. Please helpThanks, Frustrated... PS please move this to the appropriate forum, thanks

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HP Officejet Pro 8610 freezes almost daily

My HP officejet pro 8610 e-all-in-one printer freezes almost every day. Blue light is on near screen, and power button light is lit, but neither the power button nor touching the screen gets a response. If I unplug the printer, it reboots and works normally for a while. I updated to the current driver after installation (May 2014) and it still happens.
Product # A7F64A
Firmware FDP1CN1416AR (patch version 0)
I am using a windows 7 to print to it wirelessly. I am connected to a wireless router.
Thank you for your help.
Sunnyguy

Has anyone ever gotten an answer to this issue?
I own 2 8610s and both of them have this exact issue.
CharlesCity wrote:
It doesn't appear that HP has any intention of solving this issue. This may not be a universal issue to all 8610 owners, but it is obvious that several of us are having the same problem, consistently, and the only official answer I keep seeing is "Make sure it is plugged directly into an outlet".
I have an 8610, upgraded to current version, plugged into a fully functional outlet, and it is also continuing to lock up, as it has on every version of the firmware so far.
The only additional information I can offer is that I have tried going through and turning off different features and settings, in the hopes of finding a specific item that may be responsible. If I try to change any setting having to do with IPv6, or turn off that protocol, the printer locks up immediately, without showing any changes after power cycling. This happens through the printer settings and through the embedded web server (EWS). I don't know that the IPv6 protocol has anything to do with the freezing issue, but it does seem like a good possibility.
Hopefully one of the smarter users out there can find a solution for us, because we need a printer that works.

Times New Roman font will not print on HP Officejet Pro 8610

My new HP Officejet Pro 8610 will not print documents, spreadsheets, or printer test pages containing Times New Roman font (of any size). It does not put a job in the print queue. In Excel, I receive the "Generic_2_Q294552" error message. My setup: An HP Pavilion Elite computer NY809AV-ABA e9119t; running Windows 7 Enterprise SP1; HP Laserjet 5L, HP PCS 1310, and HP D4360 all print the font just fine. My new printer: HP Officejet Pro 8610, firmware revision FDP1CN1502AR, connected via USB cable. [Also connected via ethernet cable to cable modem.] What I have done so far to troubleshoot the last 3 days: Reinstalled the printer (3 times), the most recent today with an installer issued today; rebooted the printer; rebooted the computer after each significant change; updated the firmware in the printer; tried two different USB cables; tried printing the fonts in Microsoft Word 7, Microsoft Excel 7, and directly from the font file; reinstalled the Times New Roman fonts from backup; visited the forums and tried all of the solutions I could for any similar problem; tried the winprint, hpzppw71, and hpzpplhn print processors with both RAW and NT EMF 1.008 data types; found and repaired all problems I could find with any hardware and software, as well as updating all software to the latest version.

Thanks for trying to help. I am happy to report my experiments and results. Microsoft Word:I open a blank document. Type something in. Select the entire text. Change the font. When I change to some fonts (those listed on my DOES print) the document shows up in the print queue and prints. When I change to the other fonts (those listed as DOES NOT print) nothing happens. It just sits there. No messages. No crash. Nothing in the print queue. I can walk away for hours (as I have done) and come back and nothing has happened. When I change back to a DOES print font it prints. Change it back to a DOES NOT print font and it doesn't. Repeatable. Consistent. No configuration changes or installs have changed it. Microsoft Excel:I open a black spreadsheet. Type something in. Highlight the entire text. Change the font. When I change to a DOES print font it prints. When I change to a DOES NOT print font I get this: "Microsoft Office Excel Your file could not be printed due to an error on HP Officejet Pro 861 on 0. There are several possible reasons:. There may not be enough memory available. Try closing files and programs you aren't using.. If you use a network for printing, there may be a problem with the network connection or the printer driver.. There may be loose cables or a bad connection between your computer and printer.For more information about troubleshooting printing problems, chick Help. Show Help >>" when I click the Show Help >> button I get: "This error can be caused by:
General problems: The printer may be unavailable, the network may be down, the communication port to the printer may be corrupt or unavailable, a hardware error at the computer may have occurred (out of paper, paper jam, out of ink, out of toner, etc), and a language setting may need to be reset from the Regional Options control panel.
Local problems: There are several reasons for a local printer (a printer that is attached directly to your computer) to fail:
Check to make sure the printer has paper, ink, and/or toner and check the cables.
If the printer appears to be functional and a printer test by the printer itself indicates the printer is working properly, then check the cables, printer port from the computer, and configuration of the printer at the computer.
Occasionally, an application can develop a conflict with the printer driver and cause a memory leak which corrupts the printer port. If all else fails, restart the computer, recycle the power to the printer, and try printing again.
Occasionally it is even necessary to delete the printer driver and reinstall the latest version of the printer driver.
Network problems: There are various reasons for a network printer to be inaccessible: the name may have changed, it may be out of paper, out of ink, out of toner, down for maintenance, the network could be down, or a printer job previous to yours has stalled due to incorrect settings on the user's computer who last submitted a print job, or even your printer driver cannot communicate correctly with the printer. Network related printer failures are usually best handled by your local technical support.
Memory problemsn occasion, large print jobs with complex graphics or consisting of several hundred pages, which can consume large quantities of memory on the printer, may cause a problem (especially if there was an over run of memory at the printer). You may want to try reducing the amount of complex graphics in your print job, or break the print job up into smaller segments and see if that corrects your problem. It is not uncommon for a very complex graphic to have a defect or error which prevents it from printing on any printer. It may be necessary to load new or revised graphic converters or drivers in order to alleviate a problem of this type.
For more information about fixing problems related to printing, see Microsoft Windows Help and Support. (Click the Start button, and then click Help and Support.)" Excel keeps right on going. Doesn't crash. Just pops up the gray dialog box. Behind the box popped up is another box (that goes away then the dialog box is closed) saying: "Now printing page 1 of 1'Book1' on theHP Officejet Pro 861 on 0" The format of these messages does seem strange now that I look at it so carefully while trying to type EXACTLY what I see. I think I will try to shorten the name of the printer. Once again, Respectfully submitted for analysis, review, suggestions, and criticism. Tom

Officejet Pro 8610 won't accept new ink levels

I love my new printer but of course, I have run into problems. Once I was warned about ink levels in some of my cartridges getting low, I went online and purchased brand new HP brand replacements. The printer report confirms they are HP despite getting some sceptisicm from a tech agent about the authemticity of the ink since I didn't purchases directly from HP.
In any case, I know how to replace the ink cartridges and have done so for the 2 colours needing the change - cyana and black. Now, the printer does not recognises that it has new full cartidges. The printer keeps warning me that the cyan and black are critically low. Eventually, I expect it will stop printing full stop.
This is annoying. It seems like some kind of sensor issue and the printer is not getting the signal.
I have shut down the computer and printer altogther and rebooted both, no luck.
I have done another alignment and then shut off and on again (both computer and printer).
Nothing seems to work. Please help and don't tell me I need to buy new ink cartirdges again. They clearly WORK as I can print with them but the pronter WILL NOT RECOGNISE the new full ink levels. I need to know the levels in order to know when to purchase more ink in time for the next dry out.

Hey @CanadaMona,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I would like to assist you with resolving the cartridge detection issues that you're experiencing on your HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-One Printer. I understand that you have already replaced the black and cyan cartridges to no avail. This issue does sound like it may be a printhead issue. The printhead is what reads your cartridges and controls the ink for going on the paper. If the printhead is defective it can cause issues with detecting cartridges. I'm going to run you through some troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue.
Step 1: Check the Printhead:
1. Place your fingers into the slot on the left side of the printer, and then pull to open the cartridge access door. The carriage moves to the left side of the printer. Wait until the carriage is idle and silent before you proceed.
1 - Slot for opening the cartridge access door
2. To the right of your black cartridge you will see the grey printhead latch. Please lift that latch.
3. Grasp the sides of the printhead, and then lift the printhead and pull it toward you to remove it. Please leave the cartridges in the printhead while you remove it.
4. With the printhead removed, close the cartridge access door.
5. Power off the printer.
6. Power the printer back on. Once the printer comes on it will give you an error indicating that the 'printhead is missing' or that the 'cartridges are missing or damaged'. At this point, open the cartridge access door.
7. Reinstall the printhead.
8. Ensure that you snap the printhead latch back down to lock the mechanism in place.
9. Close the cartridge access door.
Is the low ink message still displaying on the front panel of the printer?
If so, please proceed to the next step.
Step 2: Clean the cartridge contacts:
Find a clean, lint-free cloth (eyeglass wipes or coffee filters work well) that you can use to clean the cartridge contacts.
Press the Power button to turn on the printer, if it is not already on.
Place your fingers into the slot on the left side of the printer, and then pull to open the cartridge access door. The carriage moves to the left side of the printer. Wait until the carriage is idle and silent before you proceed.
Open the cartridge access door
1 - Slot for opening the cartridge access door
Push in on the front of the problem cartridge to release it, and then pull the cartridge toward you to remove it from its slot.
Remove the problem cartridge from its slot
With a clean, lint-free cloth (eyeglass wipes or coffee filters work well), wipe the copper-colored contact on the cartridge.
Copper-colored contact on the cartridge
Carefully reinsert the cartridge into its slot, and then push the cartridge forward until it clicks into place.
NOTE: Make sure that the colored dot on the cartridge label matches the colored dot on the carriage slot.
Insert the cartridge into its color-coded slot
Repeat these steps for the other cartridges, if necessary.
Close the cartridge access door.
Close the cartridge access door
Please let me know if the steps I've provided resolve your issue. Good luck!
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HP OFFICEJET PRO 8610 SCANNER IS BUSY

I recently set up a new system for a friend. He is using the officejet pro 8610 with a new mac using osx 10.9.
The printer is set up wirelessly. Printing works but the scanner keeps giving an error that it is busy.
From the printer I can attempt to scan to his computer and it appears as though it is contacting the computer and preparing to scan but it errors out. Usually with a message regarding the scanner being busy.
I can attempt to scan from the computer as well but that doesn't work either.
I have pulled the power from the printer and rebooted. I have done the disk repair and I have uninstalled and reinstalled the software from the website.
I also attempted to install the new firmware but for some reason got an error that I had cancelled the process when in fact I did not.
Anyone??

Hello lbotto, and welcome to the HP Forums.
I see you are running into scan issues. I would like to try and help.
I would recommend following the steps in this document on Mac OS X: Scanning Software Does Not Open or Stops Responding.
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Hp officejet pro 8610 | does not print and cannot connect it wireless

Just bought the following printer: Officejet Pro 8610. Installed it with the cd. Installation on the printer goes well, connected to network, strong reception. 1) Cannot make a wireless connection from laptop to printer. Followed all the steps, uninstalled and reinstalled with software from hp site 7 hours worth. Router on/off, firewall on/off etc. 2) Installed not wireless but with a usb cable, this can be done however scanner and copier work but no pinting. Testprint also doesn't work, the internal test print does. Scan doctor said that it was a software problem that could not be solved by said doctor and to uninstall and reinstall the software. Freaking sick of doing that as it does not work. Also installed the basic driver to see if this works, same story, no printing. Laptop is from 2007 with windows XP. I really need to print for work and cannot spend another full day troubleshooting this monster. Either wireless or with usb cable, i dont care....... Please help!!! Thank you Mar

Just bought the following printer: Officejet Pro 8610. Installed it with the cd. Installation on the printer goes well, connected to network, strong reception. 1) Cannot make a wireless connection from laptop to printer. Followed all the steps, uninstalled and reinstalled with software from hp site 7 hours worth. Router on/off, firewall on/off etc. 2) Installed not wireless but with a usb cable, this can be done however scanner and copier work but no pinting. Testprint also doesn't work, the internal test print does. Scan doctor said that it was a software problem that could not be solved by said doctor and to uninstall and reinstall the software. Freaking sick of doing that as it does not work. Also installed the basic driver to see if this works, same story, no printing. Laptop is from 2007 with windows XP. I really need to print for work and cannot spend another full day troubleshooting this monster. Either wireless or with usb cable, i dont care....... Please help!!! Thank you Mar

HP Officejet pro 8610 scan to computer OSX 10.10

Dear all,
I've just bought a HP Officejet pro 8610 and it prints like a charm. I can't however scan to my computer. According to the manual I have to activate the scan to computer function in the utility program but I have no such option. Am I missing something? It works fine on my dads windows 8.1 laptop.
With kind regards,
Anthony

Hi charlene025,
Thank you again for responding!
It sounds like there is a driver conflict on your computer, especially since it is showing an older printer. I am going to recommend the following:
Uninstall the printer software. Uninstalling the Printer Software.
Reset the printing system. OS X Yosemite: Reset the printing system.
Verify and repair disk permissions. Disk Utility 12.x: Repair disk permissions.
Reboot the computer.
Reinstall the software from this website. HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-One Printer series Full Feature Software and Drivers.
Once these steps are completed try and re-enable the scan to computer function again.
Hope this works!
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HP Officejet Pro 8610 - Error Code: " 0xc19a0013" (missing or failed printhead)

I purchased the printer (HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-one printer) in January, 2015. The printer functioned properly - copy, fax, and scan, until two days ago. Now, it does not print at all. Received an error code: "0xc19a0013" (Missing or Failed Printhead). An expanded version of the error code reads: "The Printhead appears to be missing, not detected, or incorrectly installed. Error Code: 0xc19a0013. The printer uses a removable printhead, HP Ink Cartridges 950 (black) and 951(cmy). I have used HP Support Troubleshooting recommendations: all software and firmware for this printer is installed; the HP ink cartridges are not low or empty; removed the ink cartridges from the printhead and reinstalled them.
There are multible steps in the troubleshooting recommendation, but I stopped at removing the printhead. Because of my technical inexperience, and there were too many ceveats (beware, caution, proper reinstallation, and etc.) with removing the printhead that could cause greater problems. So, I stopped at removing and cleaning the printhead. Also, used the HP Printer Scan Doctor for assistance. The tool for cleaning the printhead doesn't work. What troubles me most with the 0xc19a0013 error code is its explanation: The printhead appears to be missing, not detected, or incorrectly installed. I can use all the help I can get to understand what is going on with the error code that I have received, and how to resolve the malfunctioning printer.
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HP officejet pro 8610 won't accept remanufactured generic ink.

My NEW HP Officejet Pro 8610 Printer will not accept my generic remanufactured ink cartridges.
My previous printer did "HP OfficeJet Pro 8600" accepted these remanufactured generic ink cartridges but the feed rollers were giving out after 16 months, so I bought another printer from HP. There were no 8600's to be found, so I looked into the 8610 and saw that it accepted the ink I had been using in the past "HP OfficeJet 951", and since I had many remaining remanufactured ink cartridges still remaining, I opted to purchase this new one. This is an earlier model, but very simiilar.
Now this printer is not accepting the ink at all. All these prompts I am getting. With the 8600 I got prompts also, but then it worked, but here it will not work and says:
"One or more cartridges appears to be damaged. Remove them and replace with new cartridges".
I have put in (3 total) two different times, and the previously unopened cartridges are rejected.
The newer model, the 8600 accepted them eventually, but the older model, the 8610 will not.
Is there anyone out here who has any helpful assistance?
Otherwise, I am just going to have to return this for an entire refund for this and my 2 year extended warranty.
Thank you.
steveman99

I am sorry. I guess I wasn't clear.
the printer had just exhausted all 3 color hp ink cartridges one after another. The same time.
it only rejected the remanufactured ink cartridges when they were first introduced to the 8610. And these never gave me any trouble with my previous 8600. Please reread my post you responded to adafafter you read this to refresh your memory because this is where myfrustrations lie. Why on my 8600 printer do they work. Yet the 8610, the older model, and my newly purchased printer rejects those remanufactured cartridges???
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