OFFICEJET PRO 8600 PLUS HAS POOR QUALITY, BLACK TEXT HAS HORIZONTAL LINES & FADING

I have a Officejet Pro 8600 Plus which is a few months old. It gets light use although I'm a graphic designer working from home.
The problem just started with a very poor print quality. The black text fades in and out, has horizontal lines through it. The color text also has horizontal print qualities.
I replaced all of the color ink cartridges, the black is mostly full.
I have repeatedly run the Align Printhead and Clean Printhead functions on the printer with no improvement.
What can I do at this point? I need the printer function very soon.
I'm on a Mac OS 10.7.5

Hello Brembo50,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
Regarding the Officejet pro 8600 not printing a clean crisp black text, the steps you have done are very good attempts to resolve.
When you printed the cleaning, did the characters print clean and crisp? It should look like this:
Please excuse the blurry image and colors should be on the bottom of the page, how ever the above should give you an idea of what it should look like.
Performing the steps in this HP document: Fixing Ink Streaks, Faded Prints, and Other Common Print Quality Problems should help. It will have you doing steps you have done already, I recommend doing the steps but you could skip the steps you have done already.
Let me know how things look now,
JERENDS
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Hi,
It could be due to the scan calibration issue during power on.
Power off the Printer, make sure scan lid closed properly. Now power it on, it will do scan calibration.
Now try to do the copy and see the results.
Hope it will help you.
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HP officejet pro 8600 plus need to reset, but no screen access due to head error

hi,
I had some HP's 8600 but one of them it is dead as printer and it was replaced.
I need to use it only as scanner (no printing since its problem are the printing heads). The problem I cannot access to the menu through the screen since it is stock with the message mentioning the fail on printing head. The next option it is to watch a demo about heads.
Im trying to access in order to fix a new static ip for the scan.
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Thanks in advance

Hello @Rodrigo_cl,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that your HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One Printer has encountered a hardware Printhead failure and is not allowing you to scan using a static IP because of this. I would like to assist you today with resolving this issue.
Now, due to the error on the front panel of the printer, you will not be able to perform any resets on your machine. But, if your printer is currently on the network with an automatic IP we can utilize the embedded web server to configure a static IP.
Is your printer currently on your wireless or wired network?
Once I know if your printer is currently on the network, I can guide you towards configuring the static IP through the computer. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Poor image quality when scanning coins with officejet pro 8600 plus

I recently upgraded my printer from an HP 2210 to and HP officejet pro 8600 plus. image quality on coin scans is terrible.
I have tried scanning both with the HP software and with windows 7 fax and scan software
I have saved images as BMP, JPG, PNG, and TIFF
I have used resolutions from 300 dpi to 1200 DPI
All give me similar unacceptable results.
Images are better when scanned flat on the scanner than when in slabbed holders, and from this I am guessing that the plastic is somehow interfering wiht the scan. Either that, or there is a very shallow depth of field so that even moving the coin a few mm away from the glass moves it out of focus. But even a raw coin placed directly on the glass has significantly worse image quality than the old 2100.
The first image is a coin scanned with the old 2100. The second has been scanned in a similar slab by the 8600

Hi terry_renee,
Welcome to the HP Forums! I am happy to help you with this scanning issue! I did a test with an HP Officejet 8600, at 1200 dpi, and no plastic covering. Just the quarter on the glass, and we cropped it to the quarter. This is the result.
I have a few questions for you:
What Operating System are you using for scanning? Windows or Mac? What version?
What scanning software are you using?
Are you scanning from the computer, or the printer's control panel?
Hope to hear back from you, and have a great day!
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Thin horizontal black line at BOTTOM of page when scan on HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus

I owned an HP Officejet Pro 8500 and scanning was perfect. I recently purchased an HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus.
When I scan from the HP 8600 auto document feeder, I get a thin (several pixel wide) black line along the bottom edge of the resulting scan. This line will sometimes be slighly crooked or only appear across half the page, in which case it tends to get thicker toward the edge of the page). I believe this line is an artifact from scanning the very bottom edge of the oroginal document. I think it is showing where the bottom edge of the page was when scanned. If the document is a little skewed, then the black line at the bottom will be a little crooked, probably following the edge of the page. This problem is consistent, and repeatable. It happens in both "Scan To E-mail" mode and "Scan To Network Folder" mode.
When I scan from the flat bed, I get a very narrow black line along the very top edge of the resulting scan, but the bottom appears fine (although I've not tested this extensively).
These thin black lines did not occur when scanning from the HP 8500.
I am wondering if there is a setting to adjust this, or if it is a firmware difference between printers that needs debugging.
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I find it interesting that the issue happens across both printers. This is what leads me to believe this is something with the software/connection with the PC. One thing I will note is that you mentioned above using Adobe Reader 10.1.6. The latest version of Adobe Reader is 11.0.02. I would advise removing your current version of Adobe Reader and install the latest version.
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HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus suddenly has scan malfunctions

I have an HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus which has worked fine up to one week ago. Now and for no apparent reason the scan function has decided to work intermittently. Whenever I use the HP software and use the scan option, the scanner starts up and does its pre-check, starts to scan and then either stops halfway or scans the document/picture but then saves a blank file or PDF afterwards.
I have done a semi-full reset on the printer and set it up again. No change. I have completely deinstalled all HP software, rebooted, reinstalled - no change. I have stopped and started services - no change.
This is driving me crazy as I bought the printer less than six months ago and was up to now pleased with it. All other functionality is working correctly. I can copy documents in a few seconds, printing works fine.
Tried to do a firmware update - message received that it is not applicable. Updated HP Software to newest version. No change.
I am using Windows 8.1 64 bit.
I would like to try a full reset, but don't have this option only the semi-full reset, when I access the service menu. If I cannot resolve this, then I am afraid it will be the last HP printer I ever buy as this has really cheesed me off.
Please help!

I don't wish to be the proverbial bearer of ill tidings but....after spending entirely too many hours talking with several HP tech support "technicians" and on HP support chat sessions with other "technicians," I can tell you that, so far, no one at HP has a clue how to solve this problem. Several times tech support used a remote session on my workstation, but after lots of "trial and error" efforts succeded in restoring the scan function only by running the HP Print and Scan Doctor. I have found that the HP Print and Scan Doctor will always restore the scan-to-computer function - it's a nuisance, but so far nothing else will do the job.
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HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus scanner has become cloudy

I used the scanner to scan hundreds of photos and it was working perfectly throughout.
A couple weeks later I try scan some more and all of a sudden the left edge of my scan is coming out all cloudy.
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Thanks for the link to the user guide. I tried all the glass cleaning ideas, but I see no improvement in scan quality.
I switched to a Canon Pixma scanner and the cloud is gone, so I'll go with that for now.
For comparison:
The bad scan from HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus: http://www.lovettsoftware.com/downloads/hp/scan4.png
The good scan from Canon Pixma: http://www.lovettsoftware.com/downloads/hp/scan8.png
Notice the gray fuzzy tint around the top left edges is gone in the Canon scan.
Feel free to pass this along to your engineers so they can work on designing a scanner that lasts better. I really didn't do that many scans, I did 565 scans, in fact. I would expect the scanner to last a lot longer than that.

Upgrade to WIN8.1 has downgraded software capability on HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus

Help! I upgraded my pc to WIndows 8.1 (64Bit) and now I do not have an option in the software to scan a TIFF file or any photo format except jpg or pdf.
I upgraded my HP drivers to no availe.
Also, I seem to be able to only access the HP software through the Microsoft groups (big graphic squares on my start screen). I guess these are apps that have dumbed down the software for my all-in-one HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus ?

Hello,
Please try the below steps..
uninstall the printer software.
Restart the PC
Please download and run the HP Printer Install Wizard from www.hp.com/go/tools
Regards,
Jabzi
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HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus - Squeals while scanning

My OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus squeals very loudly while it is automatically feeding paper through to scan the document to a PDF. How do I stop the annoying squeals?? It does NOT squeal while it's printing ... so I'm assuming it has to do with the feeder tray and the rollers associated there ... maybe??

Hey @DEP001,
Welcome to the HP Support Forum! I understand your HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One Printer's ADF has become quite noisy. I would like to assist you with this and may have the steps you need to resolve that issue.
The first thing I suggest is to plug the printer into the wall outlet directly if it is currently in a power surge protector or extension cord. This may sound silly but this will ensure the printer is getting full power and may eliminate any unnecessary troubleshooting. If the printer is no longer getting full power from the power surge or extension cord it may give false errors, have poor connection, paper feed issues and quality issues.
Secondly, I recommend you try the following:
Clean the ADF
Rollers are used to feed paper into the scanner, while the separator pad prevents multiple pages from feeding at the same time. If the rollers or separator pad are dirty, the ADF might not feed the paper correctly. Follow these steps to clean the ADF mechanism.
Open the ADF cover.
Figure : Open the ADF cover (Officejet Pro 8600)
Figure : Open the ADF cover (Officejet Pro 8600 Plus and Premium)
Lightly dampen a clean, lint-free cloth with bottled or distilled water, and then squeeze any excess liquid from the cloth.
Use the damp cloth to clean any residue or dust from the pick rollers and the separator pad.
Figure : Clean the ADF (Officejet Pro 8600)
ADF cover
Rollers
Separator pad
Figure : Clean the ADF (Officejet Pro 8600 Plus and Premium)
ADF cover
Rollers
Separator pad
Firmly close the ADF cover.
Try to print from the ADF again.
Source
Lastly, after you've cleaned the ADF, try a 'hard reset':
Let me know if this helps alleviate the squealing sound when using the ADF.
Have a great day!
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OSX 10.8.5 CS5.5 & HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus

I bought the HP Officejet Pro 8600 plus believeing it is MAC OSX compatable however upon trying to scan into Adobe CS5.5 suite of applications I was not able to scan into any of the Adobe CS programs. I can scan from the scanner into a PDF that the HP printer makes and place it in a folder on my computer but I cannot Scan directly into Adobe Acrobat X or any of the CS5.5 programs.
After a few hrs of searching I found on the user manual on page 50 the following
"The HP Scanning Software does not support TWAIN and WIA scanning on
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I need to know if this issue has been resolved and if so what is the solution or workaround to scan directly into Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign or any of the other Adobe CS5.5 master suite collection.
From what I have read it seems that there are two issues here
1 most programs are moving away from twain and WIA in favor of something else forget what it is and HP moved on but did not consider backward compatability important so they didn't include what is needed.
2. Adobe could use a patch for this other format
If there is no current solution I will return the MFP (multi-function printer) and look for a replacement. I would appreciate any reccomendations from the community for an MFP that works pain free with Adobe CS5.5 and Mac OSX.
Looking for high quality scan with document feeder and flatbed, photo print capability does not need to fax.
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I am linking you to an HP Support document titled “Uninstalling the Printer Software” below. I am also providing you the link to the HP software for your printer titled “HP Officejet Pro Full Feature Software and Driver - Mac OS X 10.6, OS X 10.7, OS X 10.8” below as well.
Follow the first document and uninstall the software. Reboot the computer than download and install the linked software. This should resolve your issue.
Uninstalling the Printer Software
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c02259020
HP Officejet Pro Full Feature Software and Driver - Mac OS X 10.6, OS X 10.7, OS X 10.8
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software12/COL44234/mp-107214-1/Officejet-Pro-8600_v12.23.0.dmg
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HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One - terrible print & scan options

I just purchased an HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One an the print options look like they were written by someone from the 1990s. There are no options for lower resolution - only draft, normal, best and no option for black and white - other than grayscale. The print options box is the default box that was originally develped in the 1990s - no kidding. I also tried scanning some items and the box to see the scan is about 5" x 5" and there is absolutely no way possible to see what was scanned. I originally loaded the software using the disk provided witih the printer, but then I went on line and downloaded the "Full" version - which loaded exactly what was on the disk. I can not believe HP is even selling this thing with these types of drivers. I loaded the drivers onto my HP Desktop, running Windows 7 home, 64 bit and my HP laptop running Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 bit. Both HP computers are Intel I7 Quad core computers w/ 9 & 12 Gb of RAM respectively.
What gives? Do I need to return this thing because it certainly does not work properly and is not up to the HP standard we expect - especially for the $300 it costs to buy the thing. I bought this all in one because HP refuses to update the drivers of my older HP scanner to support Windows 7. That scanner showed the preview with a full screen, allowed me to change resolutions of scans, colors, etc.
Has anyone else experienced this type of garbage?

I agree the HP customer services and product services suck. I have an Officejet Pro 8500 and consistently had problems.
I think I'll change to a Cannon printer or another company. It is apparent that HP does not care.

HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus and HP Pavilion dv7-7073ca

1. HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus and HP Pavilion dv7-7073ca
2. Operating System
Windows 7 64-bit
3. Error messsage: Blue Screen and Crash. Can't PRINT Wirelessly or Wired + Blue Screen Of Death when printing a document with Microsoft Office. It then restarted the entire computer.
It might have said something about BIOS
4. Any changes made to your system before the issue occurred
No, all I did was install the software that came on the Officejet disc
I don't know what to do. I tried to create an adhoc network, and that didn't work. I tried to connect it via usb cable and the whole computer crashed. I tried to set up a router and then it would not connect to the internet.
Why is this design so flawed? Every wireless printer I have had does this and will not work easily or permanently. You should just be able to connect instantly to your computer and voila, you can print. But nothing seems to work. Mind you, the constant variable here is me, and I have little patience for spending days trying to get this to work. But I am a student, and this is holding back valuable study time.
What do I do???
Any advice appreciated...can someone tell me step by step how to do this? I followed the instructions in the books, but ended up well...you know, so that's why I'm here.

I had the same issue, officejet pro 8600 plus causing blue screen of death on my new computer. After several frustrating months trying everything, I fould that my new computer has 3.1 USB ports, this printer doesnt like them, they need a 2.1 USB port.
For whatever reason USB ports are not backwards compatible, so I plugged the USB cable into the 2.1 port and no more crashes.
3.1 ports are blue, 2.1 ports are black ( the plastic inside)
Hope this helps

Officejet Pro 8600 Plus

Hello.
I have the Officejet Pro 8600 Plus running on Windows 7. The printer is connected to computer by network and it is linked to the computer.
All was well with the printer untill I removed Norton and installed McAfee two days ago. Now it will not work, even with McAfee turned off.
I tried to uninstall and re install the printers programmes and driver, but it will not re install the programme or driver.
I have uninstalled all HP prog's.
Stopped all start up prog's except the Microsoft ones.
Turned off McAfee
Gone to HP and re installed the software and drivers.
These downloaded fine (took a few minutes and 123.00 MB copied) and installed.
Accepted HP licence terms and ran printer installation programme.
Got instalation complete message.
But it is not installing! Where is it downloading the programme and driver to?
Downloaded the HP Print and Scan Doctor. This finds printer and says programmes not installed. it then downloads them, but it never works. Even with McAfee firewall and scanning all turned off. If I then run it again, I get the same mesasage the programmes not installed, though it just seemed to do it....
If I go to devices / printers there is no Officejet Pro icon like there was. If I try install new printer there, I does not find the correct drivers for this HP model.
If I go to Start, all Programmes, HP and click on these icons I get message "Shortcut moved or changed"
I am at whits end with this now. Absolutly hate the McAfee.
Please help. Nick
PS.
I have got the printer partly working by using the windows available driver HP Officejet Pro K8600 Series, but this is not the correct driver. It will not scan and has very limited printing functionality.
Windows also shows a FAX - HP Officejet Pro 8600 driver, but this did not work when I tried it. Is this the proper driver for this printer??
When I try to get windows to download new drivers it goes looking but says it is unavailable and to try again later. :-(

Hey there @Nick-S!
Thank you for posting on the HP Forums!
I can see that you are experiencing some software issues with the Officejet Pro 8600 after re-installing McAfee. I would be happy to provide some suggestions that may help resolve the issue!
I suggest restoring the network defaults in the printer, power cycling the router and reconfiguring the printer on the wireless network. To restore the network defaults press the Wi-Fi icon on the printer and go into settings. Under settings should be an option to restore the network defaults. Once the network defaults in the printer have been restored power cycle the printer and power cycle the router for 20 seconds. When the printer turns back on press the Wi-Fi icon again, go back into settings and run the wireless setup wizard.
I understand you have re-installed the software but the printer is still not recognised. I recommend uninstalling the HP software one more time. After the uninstall is complete it would be a good idea to perform a disk cleanup in the computer. A disk cleanup will improve computer performance and clear temporary files that may cause issues during the install of software. Once the disk cleanup is complete you should restart the computer and re-install the HP software.
To uninstall HP software click here: Uninstalling HP Software
To perform a disk cleanup click here: Performing a Disk Cleanup
To download the HP software click here: HP Officejet 8600 Plus Software and Driver
Please post back and let me know how that goes!
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Configuring "Scan To E-mail" on HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus N911g

This is the same issue reported by several other users in this forum to which no solution has been provided.
I have been unsuccessful in setting up the scan to e-mail option for a HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus N911g purchased on August 12th 2012 and using the firmware CLP1CN1150CR.
I am trying to do this through the Embedded Web Server interface to the printer from an iMac running Mac OS X 10.6.8 and HP Utility 5.8.0. More specifically the page under "Scan -> Scan to E-mail -> Outgoing E-mail Profiles".
I have tried 2 different SMTP outgoing servers, each of which works well to send e-mail from the computer: Apple iCloud e-mail service (formerly known as Mobile Me, formerly known as .Mac) and AT&T Net e-mail service. I verified that the server name, port number and authentication login/password values were all correct.
When scan to e-mail is used from the printer, I get an error message: Cannot connect to server. Check server name and address.
When tested from the computer during the setup of an outgoing e-mail profile, I get an error message: The device could not send the test e-mail message. (EmailAccounts-timeout).
When I try to configure the page under "Settings -> E-mail Alerts -> E-mail Server" and use exactly the same values as the ones in the outgoing e-mail profile above, the Save and Test option fails with an error message: The device could not send the test e-mail message.
Interestingly enough, I am able to use the computer's e-mail client with the option Scan To Computer -> E-mail as PDF or E-mail as JPEG. With this option, the file is scanned and added as an attachment to a mail message from the Mail client under Mac OS X. When I press the Send button, the e-mail is sent successfully through the same SMTP server.
All the error messages seem to indicate that the printer's e-mail client software is unable to establish a connection to the SMTP server. However, it is not clear what configuration parameter is the one that could be causing the problem.
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After further research, I noticed that there are other possible default Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) port values:
Port 25 is the standard SMTP port number.
Port 465 is the port number for SMTP over SSL, Secure SMTP (SSMTP).
Port 587 is the dedicated port number for a Mail Submission Agent (MSA) that uses a variant of the SMTP, as specified in RFC 6409, which requires that clients are authorized and authenticated to use the mail submission service.
I had been using port number 25 as this is the standard one. However, all tests were failing. Hence, I decided to try the tests with ports numbers 465 and 587.
Port number 465 failed with the same errors listed above. However, the tests passed with port number 587. After saving the successful configuration with port number 587, I tried the scan to e-mail option from the printer and it worked.
A mail submission agent (MSA) is a computer program or software agent that receives electronic mail messages from a mail user agent (MUA) and cooperates with a mail transfer agent (MTA) for delivery of the mail.
Historically in Internet mail, both MTA and MSA functions use port number 25. However, many Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and enterprise or institutional networks restrict the ability to connect to remote MTAs on port 25.
With a dedicated port 587, it is always possible for users to connect to their domain to submit new mail. Availability of a MSA on port 587 enables nomadic users to continue to send mail via their preferred submission servers even from within others' networks. Using a specific submission server is a requirement when sender policies or signing practices are enforced.
I know that many users may find the technical details boring or confusing, but I just wanted to include some background to those who actually care about this level of detail. I also wanted to provide a possible solution to other users who are experiencing the same problem.
So, in a nutshell, if the Scan To E-mail option is not working for you using port number 25, then try one of the other SMTP port numbers listed above. If none of them work, check your mail provider for other possible outgoing server port numbers.

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