My Thunderbold mobile network doesn't work!!!

I am having issues with my mobile network on my thunderbolt. Sometimes it won't even connect to my mobile network (4G LTE) to allow me access to the internet and when I am my wifi range is the only way I can get internet. Sometimes it won't even connect to my mobile network!! Can someone please help me!!! I don't know if I have an option pressed that I didn't know about or what, but it is very frustrating and I didn't pay 250 bucks for this phone to not have my 4G LTE mobile network not to work!.
Thanks
Casey

I have that problem sometimes also. I put an app from the market called LTE OnOFF - HTC Thunderbolt and it's free. The app is by Cunning Logic ans is for the thunderbolt only. It's basically a widget you can add to your Homescreen
and saves digging thru menus. You use it to turn off or on 3g & 4g or 4g only. I put My phone in 4g mode only and 90% of the time it will stay in 4g mode. I hope this helps.
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The router isn't the problem because it works with a HP Color Laserjet.
AND: Why does HP reduce the margins if you use ePrint or the webservice?
If I print the same PDF from a Windows Laptop the margins have the right size and are smaller than all the printouts over ePrint /cloudprint/ eMail Printservice... If the customer would have known this crazy behaviour he would never have bought a 300€ inkjet printer ...
I forgot to mention that there were several aborts/problems mentioned in the android Print menu.
The only way to really print is with printershare, but even this solution fails in the moment when you switch from USB Printing to wireless. The printershare app finds the HP 150 but is not able to find the right driver , which is totally crazy, because with USB everything works fine. You have to manually choose the Printer out of dozens or hundreds of HP Printers each time you change from USB to wireless. Of cause, this is a PRINTERSHARE APP problem and HP not responsible, but it falls back to HP if Printershare is recommendend here as a solution.
My customer is going crazy that HP is not able to deliver a real reliable and robus solution which works in his office thoughout the week and on sundays in his caravan on the road.
Each Customer wants a printsolution that work from one supplier and doesn't want to deal with a chain of suppliers.
Thx
WOLF

Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
There are other printer apps available in the Play Store. I used an expensive one ($12) to get reliable BlueTooth printouts from Android devices to the OJ 150.
Just another option to consider. The app is named PrintHand.
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Can print over network, but scan over network doesn't work

Scanner communication cannot be established from Windows 7 PC to 1536dnf MP.
Printing from that computer is fine. scanning from other computers over the network is fine also.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled HP software, but that didn't fix the issue.
Scanning worked from this PC previously, but recent networking changes required I rediscover printer via a fresh install.
With my old router, the HP software would auto-discover the printer on the network, with the new network, that fails, and I have to provide a specific IP address to search, which then succeeds.
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Hi @tennisfan76 ,
I see that you are having issues scanning over the network. The Print and Scan Doctor detected a issue with the Wia drivers. I will certainly do my best to help you.
Are you signed is a the Administrator of that computer?
WIA drivers are part of Windows Operating System.
Run this Microsoft Fit It Tool to see if it will resolve this issue.
Diagnose and repair Windows File and Folder Problems automatically.
I have provided this document, just to make sure these are the same ones you had checked.
This document is to Check the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) services.
Windows: HP Scan Software Does Not Open or Scan on a Printer Using a USB Connection.
Disregard the title.
Go to Solution three: Check the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) services.
Temporarily turn of the Antivirus Software and try scanning again.
If the issue persists, download and try to repair the WIA drivers. If you don't feel comfortable about doing these steps, you can contact the computer manufacturer or Microsoft to resolve this WIA error.
Back up the registry first.
How to back up and restore the registry in Windows.
Restore Default Startup Type for Windows Image Acquisition (WIA).
Please let me know the results.
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