Problem mit Drucker "HP Deskjet 1220C Printer"

Der Drucker "HP Deskjet 1220C Printer" ist korekt angeschlossen und installiert. Andere Anwendungen lassen sich problemlos drucken. Mit LabVIEW 7.1 wird beim Versuch des Druckens z.B. über "Datei - Fenster drucken" LabVIEW komplett beendet (es stürzt ab) und kein Druckauftrag erfolgt.
Beim Versuch des programmatischen Druckens erscheint ein nicht definierter Fehlercode (Fehler -2147352567).

Probably one of the famous "all in one" printers from HP (I have the 1350 PSC one). The problem is the driver is written using .NET, and is really crappy and makes certain assumptins about your computer configuration. Check to see if you have several conflicting versions of .NET framework installed.
Good luck (right now, I only use it as a standalone copy machine..)

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Hi Tom.
Sorry to inform you, this printer is not supported in Windows 8 and cannot be used with the operating system.
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.oid=295930&docId=emr_na-c03168175&docLocale=...
You may try installing an alternative driver as available for Windows 7, however it is not officially supported and there are no gurantees for that to work on Windows 8:
Make sure that the USB cable is not connected to the product. If the USB cable is connected to the product, disconnect it.
From the Windows taskbar, click the Windows icon (), and then click Devices and Printers. The Devices and Printers window opens.
Click Add a printer. The Add Printer window opens.
Click on 'The printer that I want isn't listed.
Click Add a local printer.
Click Use an existing port.
Click the Use an existing port drop-down list, select LPT1 and then click Next.
Under Manufacturer in the Install the printer driver window, click HP.
Under Printers, select the HP Deskjet 1220c.
When the installation is complete, a message displays on the computer stating that the product was added successfully.
In the message window, click Finished.
Connect the USB cable to the product, and connect the USB cable to the computer. A Device driver software was not successfully installed window opens.
Click Close () to close the window.
Right-click the HP Deskjet 1220c printer and then click Printer Properties. The Printer Properties window opens.
Click the Ports tab.
Click the drop down menu, and then change the port from LPT1 to USB or DOT4. if htere are several USB or DOT 4 ports select the one with the higherst number.
Click OK and try printing.
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Hi there, I have one of the old HP DeskJet 1220C and I managed to connect to it via USB using a virtual port. The problem is that whenever I print doesn't matter what it is, the printer always prints out a paper with funny symbols and numbers. Please help me...

I have been able to fix the first problem. The problem was, that the safety switch for the top cover seems to have a defect, so it had to be manually reset. An explanation can be found here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c01065334&dlc=en&product=467982
Afterwards I found, that the printer was unable to grab paper from the paper tray because some of the mechanical parts (especially the rubber paper feed rollers) were stuck because it hadn't been used regullarly. I then disassembled the whole printer (https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Repairing+HP+Deskjet+6840+Rubber+Paper+Feed+Rollers/22773) and was able to fix the problem and am now able to print a status page. I will call HP Support again and see whether the region reset will work now.

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Every time I try to print from Labview 8 to the Deskjet 1220C over the network, Labview 8 simply crashes. I have done a complete software and drive removal of the Deskjet 1220C and put in the latest driver - same problem. I have tried increasing the margins to 1.0" with no change. I have no trouble printing to a LaserJet 4P but, of course, there is no color.
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The driver was naturally the first thing I replaced. I did remove all video drivers and reinstall the latest Nvidia FX50 driver but that did not help either.
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I was able to print from Labview 8 to the HP 1220C on another computer. I had trouble with it only printing part of the pages until I changed the way the paging file was handled. I had set high and low limits for the file size. Although generous, they were apparently not generous enough.
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Might the problem simply be lack of RAM? There does seem to be plenty of memory available if I look at ‘About this Computer’
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Well. I'll answer my own question in case anyone is interested.
Uninstall the HP printer drivers.
To do this, delete all references to HP in the Extensions, Disabled Extensions, Preferences and Startup folders, all of them in the System folder, by selecting them, dragging them to the Trash and emptying the Trash.
Then do the same with all references to HP items in the Applications folder.
Download and reinstall the most-up-to-date printer driver avaialble for your printer from the HP website.

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I recently bought an HP DeskJet 2542 printer to replace my broken one.
Everything went well on the installation up to the point where I attempt to connect my printer to my laptop, which has been frustratenly unsuccessful.
I have tried both wirelessly through the network and wired through a USB connection, but neither work.
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I have repeatedly uninstalled and reinstalled the entire printer software, but even when it says that the installation is completed, it still fails to connect the printer to my computer.
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Well....I am happy to report that I have finally got my printer installed correctly, and it is working properly.
It turns out that the problem was a corrupted register key in the Registry folders where my printer drivers are stored was blocking the installation. I had to delete all the register keys in the folder where they were stored, then rename the folder in my spool folder where the relevant driver files were stored to "deactivate" it.
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cookie1144,
This article should help resolve your partial pages:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01892627&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en
Give the steps listed under your operating system a try and let us know if it helps.
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To Whom It May Concern, I am having problem with printing. There is always a notification from the printer says" A footer of section list ser outside the printable area".Please advise. Thank you

Hello @Tellen,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums! I understand you are running into some print quality problems with your HP Deskjet 3050. I see when you attempt to print a letter you will only see the email address and its in blue ink.
First I would like you to click here to download and run the Print and Scan Doctor > www.hp.com/go/tools- It was designed by HP to provide users with the troubleshooting and problem solving features needed to resolve many common problems experienced with HP print and scan products connected to Windows-based computers.
What does the PSDR find? If you are still not getting black text, please continue here: Fixing Print Quality Problems for the HP Deskjet 3050 (J610) All-in-One Printer Series
If after the troubleshooting has been done and you are still seeing the issue leave me with the following information:
1. What is your current Operating system, Windows or Mac and which version?
2. How is the printer connected, USB or Wireless?
3. If you print a test page from the front panel do you see the same issue?
I hope to hear from you soon.
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Deskjet 1220c problem(s)

I'm not very technical when it comes to these things so please be patient with me. I've recently borrowed a Deskjet 1220c from a friend and I've downloaded the driver and have attached the power cord and the USB cable between my laptop and the printer. I've also loaded the paper (I think). I have no User's Manual.
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Hello Gardener50.
I understand you are unable to print photos using your Deskjet 1220C. What size photos are you trying to print?
Please follow this HP document on Printing on Special Media. This document gives you step-by-step information on how to print photos by changing the settings within the program you are printing from. Also, this gives you tips on the supported paper sizes.
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Good day guys! here's my problem. when i tried to print a document, this message will always appear --->
i try to fix this problem. but when i checked the printer, there's no paper jam...i found out that my cartidge wasn't moving..can you give me idea how to fix this?..thanks in advance.. ^_^

Does this occur with every line printed or only on the last line of the page?
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The page here may help with the paper feed issues. Also open the lid with the power on and make sure the carriage moves to the "smiley face" position, look at the icons on the upper back portion of the printer as shown here.
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HP DeskJet 3510 Printer Alignment Page Doesn't print correctly.

Hi I have a strange problem with my HP DeskJet 3510. I took it out of the box installed everything loaded up paper and powered it on. It went through all the motions and blah blah and printed out an alignment page. Anyhow it didn't look right to me but I went ahead and scanned it anyway and it then said "ink cartidges are set to default color quality" or something to the effect. I hit ok and it went to the main menu.
Now from my wifes phone I can connect to the printer and print just fine but from our laptop the alignment is all jacked up. If I type a bunch of random lines into notepad or anything really it misses a bunch of lines and some lines just don't even appear. Which I could only think would be because the alignment page isn't right.
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Anyhow I am going to attach a photo of how the priner aligment page comes out from me doing it on the printers control panel and from the PC's software both it comes out looking like this. If you could please give me some advice to what to do next that would be great as I am out of ideas. Did I just get a bad cartridge? If so why would it print from my wifes phone fine and not from the PC? Is this how the alignment page should look (can't read any of the things on the lower portion really).
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