Officejet 6310xi camera icon flashing

when i plug it in everything seems to come on but in a few seconds the camera icon starts flashing and everything else is dead

Same thing happened to me over the last couple of days. Printer is dead. I found some discussion boards that indicated a potential reset combo, but nothing seemed to work for me.

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any suggestions or will i have to purchase a new all in one

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When I went to turn the desktop on, the start up sound came on. Then the screen was white with an icon flashing. The icon is a file folder with a question mark on it. I cannot get it to fully turn on. HELP

When I went to turn the desktop on, the start up sound came on. Then the screen was white with an icon flashing. The icon is a file folder with a question mark on it. I cannot get it to fully turn on. HELP

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When i click on my camera icon it just flashes....I can't go into it

When I click on the camera icon it just flashes something about location.....don't have time to read it as it flashes so fast

double tap home button and swipe up on hte preview of the camera app to close it then tap home button then:
RESET DEVICE
Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the home button together until the apple logo appears (ignore the ON/OFF slider) then let both buttons go and wait for device to restart (no data will be lost).
Then try the camera app again

Model 6310 flashing camera icon

I have a flashing camera icon above the pictbridge connector shortly after printer is turned on. model 6310. Only power is connected. There is no carriage movement and paper trays are not installed. ShouldI do more?

Are you sure that it's a second gen iPad, and not the first gen ? There are pictures of the second gen iPad on this page http://www.apple.com/ipad/specs/ - the first gen doesn't have cameras (so there is no camera on its back), and the circle above the screen on the front of the first gen iPad is an ambient light sensor (for auto-brightness).
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SX 60 HS There is a flashing red camera icon

There is a flashing red camera icon after I press the shutter button halfway. I can't seem to find out what that means. I searched the user manual,. Perhaps, I am just missing it or calling it the wrong thing. Or perhaps it is so obvious that it doesn't need to be called out specifically.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi Scoles15,
That flashing camera icon is an indicator for camera shake and that you should probably use a tripod or flash since the shutter speed is most likely very slow. Page 175 of the user manual provides the following information to deal with the issue:
I hope that helps you!
Steve M.

HP Officejet 6310xi won't print - keeps blinking "reset power" and all lights flashing.

I have an HP Officejet 6310xi that won't print. When you select print, the paper begins to feed then suddenly stops before any printing begins and all lights on the face of the printer begin blinking and the message "RESET POWER" blinks in the screen readout of the printer. When I turn printer off and back on, the screen indicates a used color cartridge is inserted and I hit OK, then indicates used black cartridge is inserted, then I hit OK, then it says it needs to align cartridges, I hit OK. After trying to align cartridges, it suddenly stops and goes back to all lights flashing and screen flashing "RESET POWER". I can hit cancel during cartridge alignment and printer goes to normal ready position. I can then print a test page. But as soon as I try to print anything else, even the diagnostics page, it goes back to flashing all lights and "RESET POWER". I did a semi reset (unplug, wait, plug in holding #6) and a full reset (with #9). That did nothing except wipe out the date on the screen read out of the printer. So I know the full reset executed correctly but it did not solve my problem. Please HELP! I am reposting with email me selected - I'm new at this posting to forums...

johnhp75 wrote:
how do I reload the software in the printer?
See link below for the software and driver downloads
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=1120043&
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After instaling the ios 8.2 my camera and flash light stoped to work. I have a iphone 5c.

iPhone 5c
ios 8.2
camera and flash light stoped to work

Close all open apps by double-tapping the home button, then swiping up and off the screen with the app window (not the smaller icon).
Reset your device: hold down the home button along with the sleep/wake button until the screen goes black and you see the Apple, then let go. (No data loss)

HP6310 won't respond to power button, camera light flashes

After turning my HP6310 off by unlugging the power cord, I can't get it to turn back on properly. I plugged the power cord back in and the display lights up blank and the camera light in the front lower left flashes. The power button does not light up and when pressed, does nothing.

Hi @mcdillon99,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I noticed that your HP officejet 6310 will not respond to the power button, and the camera light flashes. I am sorry to hear this, but happy to help!
I would recommend to go through this guide, The HP Printer Won't Turn On or Respond When the Power Button is Pressed. (Even though the guide title may not match your issue, I believe the solutions will help).
Hope this resolves your issue!
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Macbook air camera light flashing on resume?

Hi guys, my Macbook air (11 inch, mid 2011) has recently had its facetime camera light flashing on resume when I open the macbook lid. The time period when it flashed varies, but I am worried about security, and if someone has access to the camera.

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Blackberry Curve 9300 3G: Problem with camera no flash and doesn;t take pictures

Hi!
I have a Blackberry Curve 9300 3G phone. Until recently my camera was working fine i.e. the camera took pics. However recently I can;t take pictures. I can access the camera screen I can zoom I can see old phots but when I click on the camera icon to take a pic there is no flash and no picutre is taken(as a side note tmy video works fine)
Any ideas of what may be the problem? Also is it a good idea to remove the battery to solve the problem and if I do so will alll my like memos, contacts etc be erased?
Thanks a lot!
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removing the battery may fix some glitches on the phone but it doe's erase files.
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Blackberry 8900 Malfunction - lost camera icon, lost Twitter, lost Facebook :-(

I don't know much about Blackberries except that I love mine! I have had mine for 15 months without incident - recently I downloaded Twitter and Facebook from Blackberry App World and everything was hunky dory.
Today I went to answer a call and a message flashed up (all I caught of it was app error) then went to a white screen. After foooorever, I did a battery pull and when it rebooted, all I got was the 02 screen.
I turned off and turned back on my device and it all came back to life except:
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2. I lost my email icons, Facebook, Twitter and Camera icon
Since then I checked for updates (apparently I am completely updated) and restored my Blackberry and as a result, I have got my email back but not the camera icon (although I can access it via the Media icon) and I cannot get Blackberry App World, Facebook or Twitter (despite the Application Loader saying they are on my Blackberry).
Can anyone please help me get the App World, Facebook and Twitter back without crashing my Blackberry again?
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Your carrier: 02
Model info and OS version (Go to Settings, then Options, then about): v4.6.1.133 (Platform 4.2.0.85)
Apps and free space
File free before and after a battery remove/replace. (Go to Settings, then Options, then status): Battery 100%
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I thought the feature was for it to be available for me to use, not to swipe up and have the camera already going. The control panel is not coming up first, it is the camera. In order to get to the control panel I have to swipe up again and the camera is still going. Annoyingly, I have had to disable the camera from the control panel so it isn't coming up first, and now it is unavailable to use quickly.

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how to get rid of the camera icon on the lock screen

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How do you get rid of the camera feature on the lock screen?
You don't, unless you disable the Camera app entirely.
It's such a nuisance...
Really, how so?
I don't want people going into my photos or my iphone!!
If you add a passcode to your iPhone as you should, then there's no way they can see anything in your iPhone. Of course, if the passcode is set but not enough time has elapsed that's different -- but that has nothing to do with this icon.

HT3582 the camera icon is no longer on my iphone screen

My son has been playing with my phone again and i now do not have the camera icon. How do i get my camera back?

To prove it is there. Go the first iPhone screen, slide screen all the way to right. This is the Search Screen, in top bar type cam, or if you want type camera. There it is. You can now look for it on the iPhone. If you want the iPhone to find it by organizing all your Apps in order. Then, Settings App>General>Reset, near bottom of list, Reset Home Screen Layout.

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