Problem's met printers under windows 8.1

After installing the software for the HP 5220, it is not possible to operate via wifi when I removed the software I can do via wifi printing and scanning under Windows 8.1 printer
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hi printen,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
If you are having an issue with connecting the printer to the computer over a wireless connection with the HP software, I suggest you disable any firewalls or anti virus protection before doing the installation.
Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
Click the “Kudos Thumbs Up" at the bottom of this post to say “Thanks” for helping!
Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
W a t e r b o y 71
I work on behalf of HP

Similar Messages

Problems with serial visa under windows XP

I used VISA to control serial (RS232) instruments under windows 2000 and it was working well.
Now I want to use the same program under Windows XP and I can't even open a VISA session, or use VISA Write. I get an error : the resource is available but VISA can't reach it.
What could be the problem ?
Thank you in advance for your help

gg09 wrote:
> I used VISA to control serial (RS232) instruments under windows 2000
> and it was working well.
> Now I want to use the same program under Windows XP and I can't even
> open a VISA session, or use VISA Write. I get an error : the resource
> is available but VISA can't reach it.
> What could be the problem ?
Someone else is probably openening that COM port already. Possible
culprits: Configured Modems, UPS drivers, even Printer drivers although
serial printers are seldom nowadays. You will have to search your
Windows configuration for possible other applications reserving that
port for themself.
Rolf Kalbermatter
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

Problem with wi fi under windows 8.1

my macbook pro late 2013 wi fi card is not working under windows 8.1 can't access any network , any one having sam e problem ???

Hi printen,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
If you are having an issue with connecting the printer to the computer over a wireless connection with the HP software, I suggest you disable any firewalls or anti virus protection before doing the installation.
Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
Click the “Kudos Thumbs Up" at the bottom of this post to say “Thanks” for helping!
Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
W a t e r b o y 71
I work on behalf of HP

Joystick problem in DOS Shell under Windows XP

(I had previously posted this in another forum on the Internet, copy 'n' pasted here to save me a bit of typing) I can't seem to to get my joysticks and/or gamepads functioning in a DOS shell under Windows XP. Initially I was trying to run Death Rally under 'DOSBox', and couldn't get the game to recognize my Gravis Gamepad. At first I thought the problem might be with DOSBox, but then realized that the gamepad wasn't recognized under a simple DOS shell as well. I have a P4 2.66ghz CPU, running Windows XP Pro w/SP2, with a Sound Blaster Li've Value CT4780 that has a standard gameport on it. I can calibrate the gamepad within Windows XP and it appears to be working fine (my MIDI keyboard works fine as well, it uses the gameport of the sound card too). In a DOS shell (as well as under DOSBox), the gamepad isn't recognized at all. I tried several DOS games (e.g. DOOM/Duke 3D/Death Rally/Stargunner/etc...), as well as a little QBasic joystick tester that I had whipped together years ago... no dice, the gamepad isn't recognized under DOS (or DOSBox); even though in Windows XP (in the 'Game Controllers' applet in the control panel) it works just fine. Windows games work fine with the gamepad, but nada in a DOS shell or DOSBox. Note that I had never previously checked if the gameport and/or joysticks were working on this PC under DOS, I just discovered it the other day. Any ideas? Any help would be much appreciated (edit) P.S. One thing that I just tried: I booted from a flash dri've to W98 DOS and loaded the SBLi've DOS drivers. The gameport/gamepad works fine like this (with my JoyTest utility, as well as the gameport being reported in MSD). So, I'm sure that the gameport and gamepad is woking under nati've DOS, it simply isn't recognized in a DOS shell under Windows XP. ('nuther edit) In Windows' device manager, the gameport is listed as 'Creative Game Port', with I/O address of DF08-DF0F. The 'Use automatic settings' checkbox and 'Change setting' button is grayed out, so's I can't piddle with those settings. In the old(er) DOS/W9x days (with standard non-PNP hardware) the standard gameport address was (what was it's) 200 (maybe 20?). Could this be the problem, that the Creative Game Port I/O address is set for an obscure address (that I can't seem to change)? Maybe there is a way to change it to a standard setting? 7

thank you very much

Problems with Tuxedo8.0 under Windows 2003 Server

Hello All.
Could you please help me?
When we were choosing which OS to install on our Tuxedo developers server we
decided
to try Windows 2003 server. We did not suppose that we could have any
problems
with this choise. But we have!
We use it with DB 7.2 workgroup edition and Tuxedo 8.0 (PatchLevel 172).
When one of server processes crashes (for example by exit(1) or by
exception)
(it happend not so rarely, because this server is actively used in
development
and testing processes) we cannot restart this server process!
When I write "restartsrv -i SrvId" in command line nothing happens.
When I write "tmboot -i SrvId" it says "Duplicate server".
When I write "tmshutdown -i SrvId" it just hangs and I have to wait for 10
minutes
while it says "CMDTUX_CAT:949: WARN: Shutdown failed. 0 processes stopped."
Tuxedo WebAdministration conlsole says almost the same - "Failed to
deactivate SRVGROUP/200
(still in state ACTIVE)-10:CMDTUX_CAT:1689: ERROR: Could not shutdown any
servers".
As a result any server crash (including expected) leads to 15 minutes
waiting!!!
As you understand it cound not be accepted!... and it is very annoying. :-)
This problem never happened under Windows 2000 server (a week before I
returned from site
installation where this software works fine under Windows 2000 server).
How can we solve this problem?
Or should we downgrade our OS to Windows 2000?
With regards,
Dmitry.

Dmitry,
Try a bbclean from the tmadmin command line to clean up the BBL so you will be
able to restart the server using the tmboot command.
In addition to this check the values for SCANUNIT and SANITYSCAN in the ubbconfig.
The observation that it takes 15 minutes for TUXEDO to discover that your server
has crashed suggests they have values that might be too high.
Winfried Scheulderman
"Dmitry Bond" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello All.
Could you please help me?
When we were choosing which OS to install on our Tuxedo developers server
we
decided
to try Windows 2003 server. We did not suppose that we could have any
problems
with this choise. But we have!
We use it with DB 7.2 workgroup edition and Tuxedo 8.0 (PatchLevel 172).
When one of server processes crashes (for example by exit(1) or by
exception)
(it happend not so rarely, because this server is actively used in
development
and testing processes) we cannot restart this server process!
When I write "restartsrv -i SrvId" in command line nothing happens.
When I write "tmboot -i SrvId" it says "Duplicate server".
When I write "tmshutdown -i SrvId" it just hangs and I have to wait for
10
minutes
while it says "CMDTUX_CAT:949: WARN: Shutdown failed. 0 processes stopped."
Tuxedo WebAdministration conlsole says almost the same - "Failed to
deactivate SRVGROUP/200
(still in state ACTIVE)-10:CMDTUX_CAT:1689: ERROR: Could not shutdown
any
servers".
As a result any server crash (including expected) leads to 15 minutes
waiting!!!
As you understand it cound not be accepted!... and it is very annoying.
This problem never happened under Windows 2000 server (a week before
I
returned from site
installation where this software works fine under Windows 2000 server).
How can we solve this problem?
Or should we downgrade our OS to Windows 2000?
With regards,
Dmitry.

Psexec - problem run regedit.exe under windows 8.1

i just made some stupid things with a registry key under CLSID (win 8.1 32bit):
- remove all permission for that key
- set owner to "system"
.=>result when open that key:
"an error preventing this key being opened.
Details: Access is denied." and then i can not change owner back admin any more.
troubleshoot:
i try using psexec to run regedit as system accont:
psexec -i -d -s c:\windows\regedit.exe
and then change owner/ permission back to default but get error: "unable to save permissions on key..access is denied "
I try test same things on windows 7, then using psexec and change owner from "system" back "admin", grant permission successfully
i am not sure this is psexec or win 8.1 problems . some one can help me?. sory for my bad english

Hi HTK91,
This forum is to discuss problems of C# development. Your question is out of our support. I will move your thread to
Where is the forum for forum. As moderators of this forum will help you move to the right forum. Thanks for your understanding.
Best regards,
Kristin
We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place.
Click
HERE to participate the survey.

Problems with renaming device under Windows 7's "Portable Devices"

I recently purchased an iPod touch 4g 32gb unit from ebay which still has about 3 months of warranty left on it. The touch came with the previous 4.3.3 iOS installed on it and also jailbroken, so I upgraded to 5.0.1. After installing the cord and setting up my new iPod through iTunes, I noticed under My Computer through Windows 7, under Portable Devices that the ipod Touch came up labeled as "AEIPOD TOUCH 4 4.3.3.3 32gb".
I tried going into the properties and renaming it, and couldn't, but through iTunes, I was able to successfully rename it. I would appreciate any help/feedback as to what I can do fix it, or if I might have to send it to Apple.
Thanks!
bti182

i have the same problem. i had an old ipod touch and it had my name under portable devices. then my sister got a newer ipod touch and so under portable devices i put her name. BUT recently i got the newest ipod and when i connected it to my laptop it just automatically got my sisters name. i tried to change it under my computer and i even right clicked on it and click on Properties, but even through there i cannot change the name -_-

I'am experiencing inimaginable problems with my thunderbird under Windows 8.1 platform, can you fix it???

I was wondering about all the crashing problems of my thunderbird performnance and when I finally when straight to Task Manager I found out it is a 32 bit version.
The thing is... when downloading it right from the site, it wouldn't give you the chance to choose between 32 or 64 bit .... It just starts to download !!!! I imagine there is not a 64 bit version !!! Right??????
Mine is Windows 8.1 and experiencing many many problems with it, please fix it .... It's really annoying

''I found out it is a 32 bit version.''
Wrt 32 vs. 64 bit see http://kb.mozillazine.org/64_bit_builds
''when downloading it right from the site''
What site?
Always download Thunderbird from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/
''experiencing many many problems''
You'd certainly need to explain what those problems are.
''all the crashing problems''
Please provide a crash ID.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Mozilla-Crash-Reporter#w_viewing-crash-reports

Experiencing display problems with InDesign CC under Windows 8.1

I have recently installed Adobe InDesign CC, and have experienced problems with the screen display when running it including pixelated icons and tool bars, in addition to text and image boxes that float whilst hovering over them with the cursor.
I have not experienced similar problems with any of the other Adobe programs installed.
Thank you.

No, but I just managed to sort the problem out. I ran the compatibility troubleshooter, and the program is now running in the compatibility mode for Windows 8, and everything appears to be OK now.
Thank you for your time and feedback.

Problems installing two printers on Windows 7 64 bit

I have a brand new desktop with windows 7 64 bit installed. I have successfully installed a Photosmart C4585 All in One on it wirelessly, but when i try to install my Photosmart D5160 via usb using software from HP Website the C4585 is disabled and computer crashes on startup.
After uninstalling the D5160 the wireless printer works fine.
How can i install the Photosmart D5160 without crashing computer on start up and not interfering with the C4585 printer please.

The fatal error you got with the B110a is caused by an .msi error. The document below should walk you through that.
Fatal Error 'Error 1603. A fatal error occurred during installation' (MSI Error 1603) Displays Durin...
The fatal error you got with the B109a might have a different fix. It would depend on the exact error code you received. The document below should help you find the error code and work through the fatal error.
A 'Fatal Error' (MSI error) Displays on the Computer During HP Software Installation in Windows
-------------How do I give Kudos? | How do I mark a post as Solved? --------------------------------------------------------

Double Display on Imac doesn't work under windows, there's a solution?

Hi, I'm a mac user who needs windows for certain applications, so I've installed it with bootcamp on my Intel based Imac 20''.
It's very useful for me having 2 monitors to work also in windows, but there's a problem: when I boot under windows the imac transmits the signal (I can go over the main monitor with the mouse) but the 2nd monitor doesn't receive the signal and remains black!
Everything is tested and works properly on macos, so there's a possible solution?
Thanks
Davide

Just an idea for you. There is an entire Apple Discussion forum dedicated to Boot Camp and Windows XP.
Whereas, not everyone here with an Intel iMac has installed, tried to install or has experience with BC & XP, everyone there has or at least has an interest. You may attract help more quickly there.
The Forum is at the bottom of the main Apple Discussions page under Windows Compatible Technology.
Here is a link;
Forum: Boot Camp Public Beta

FAQ: Fix for Problem Printing PostScript "to file" Under Windows 2000

PROBLEM
A number of Acrobat users under Windows 2000 have reported a problem in which printing via the PostScript driver fails when printing "to file" instead of to a standard printer port (such an LPT, USB, TCP/IP port, or even Acrobat's internal port). Printing "to file" refers to the ability to check an option in programs such as FrameMaker or Microsoft Word that causes the PostScript that would have gone to a "real" printer port, to go to a specified file name, prompted for by the driver or application itself. The symptom of the failure may be either (1) no file produced and/or (2) a nondescript error message about "unable to print."
Although we have not yet heard of this problem occurring under Windows XP, we have no reason to believe it couldn't given the extreme similarity in architecture and software components. If you are seeing this with Windows XP, please advise me of this via email and simply substitute "Windows XP" for "Windows 2000" for your purposes in this posting.
CAUSE
The problem is caused by a missing printing port named "FILE:" used by the driver whenever it, guess what, prints "to file." This port is automatically created when Windows 2000 is installed and normally would never disappear. What seems to be happening, based upon reports that I have received from several end users, is that under some conditions yet unidentified, uninstalling one version of Acrobat in preparation for installation of another (newer) version of Acrobat causes the "FILE:" port to be deleted from the system. This printing port deletion does not appear to be caused by any end-user error.
Adobe's Acrobat Quality Assurance group has been alerted to the problem, but to date has been unable to internally reproduce the problem. We would appreciate any information from any user who encounters this problem in terms of exactly how the Acrobat Distiller printer instance was being used prior to an uninstall of Acrobat (for example, were you printing a FrameMaker book "to file" with the
Acrobat Distiller printer instance for purposes of subsequently distilling the whole book manually?)
FIX
Fortunately, it is very easy to add the "FILE:" port back into the operating system:
(1) Logon to Windows 2000 as a user with Administrator privileges.
(2) Go to Start=>Settings=>Printers.
(3) Select File=>Server Properties.
(4) Click the "Ports" tab.
(5) Click "Add Port".
(6) Select "Local Port" and click "New Port".
(7) In response to "Enter a port name:" respond "FILE:" (without the surrounding quote marks, of course) and click OK.
(8) The "FILE:" port should now be in the list of available ports. You may close the remaining dialogs.
At this point, printing "to file" should work correctly. Most likely, you will not see the problem reoccur unless you do another round of uninstalls of Acrobat.
- Dov

You need to download and install the ADPDF9.PPD printer description and use it instead of Device Independent.

README: Fix for Problem Printing PostScript "to file" Under Windows 2000

PROBLEM
A number of Acrobat users under Windows 2000 have reported a problem in which printing via the PostScript driver fails when printing "to file" instead of to a standard printer port (such an LPT, USB, TCP/IP port, or even Acrobat's internal port). Printing "to file" refers to the ability to check an option in programs such as FrameMaker or Microsoft Word that causes the PostScript that would have gone to a "real" printer port, to go to a specified file name, prompted for by the driver or application itself. The symptom of the failure may be either (1) no file produced and/or (2) a nondescript error message about "unable to print."
Although we have not yet heard of this problem occurring under Windows XP, we have no reason to believe it couldn't given the extreme similarity in architecture and software components. If you are seeing this with Windows XP, please advise me of this via email and simply substitute "Windows XP" for "Windows 2000" for your purposes in this posting.
CAUSE
The problem is caused by a missing printing port named "FILE:" used by the driver whenever it, guess what, prints "to file." This port is automatically created when Windows 2000 is installed and normally would never disappear. What seems to be happening, based upon reports that I have received from several end users, is that under some conditions yet unidentified, uninstalling one version of Acrobat in preparation for installation of another (newer) version of Acrobat causes the "FILE:" port to be deleted from the system. This printing port deletion does not appear to be caused by any end-user error.
Adobe's Acrobat Quality Assurance group has been alerted to the problem, but to date has been unable to internally reproduce the problem. We would appreciate any information from any user who encounters this problem in terms of exactly how the Acrobat Distiller printer instance was being used prior to an uninstall of Acrobat (for example, were you printing a FrameMaker book "to file" with the
Acrobat Distiller printer instance for purposes of subsequently distilling the whole book manually?)
FIX
Fortunately, it is very easy to add the "FILE:" port back into the operating system:
(1) Logon to Windows 2000 as a user with Administrator privileges.
(2) Go to Start=>Settings=>Printers.
(3) Select File=>Server Properties.
(4) Click the "Ports" tab.
(5) Click "Add Port".
(6) Select "Local Port" and click "New Port".
(7) In response to "Enter a port name:" respond "FILE:" (without the surrounding quote marks, of course) and click OK.
(8) The "FILE:" port should now be in the list of available ports. You may close the remaining dialogs.
At this point, printing "to file" should work correctly. Most likely, you will not see the problem reoccur unless you do another round of uninstalls of Acrobat.
- Dov

You need to download and install the ADPDF9.PPD printer description and use it instead of Device Independent.

Problems with saving a html webpage under windows 7

Hello people,
Ik have the next problem. When I an webpage witch I have made for instanse webpage.html open and I change something in it en I wanna save this changes in my webpage I get the next message (maybe the translation is not the right one) An error occurred while accessing E:\users\name\websites\MFC936D.tmp.
This tmp file has every time a different name. The site is not saved (webpage.html) but the html page disapeares when I click the eroor message away. And the tmp file displays in the map where the files are being saved.
My dreamweaver cs4 runs under windows 7
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks a lot.
Bart

E: is another partition were I save my data too.
The file is maybe read only you say. But 2 things sometimes it saves right after I have tried it a few times. And second I have started dreamweaver with administration rights, so you think he has all the rights. But the sme thng happened.

How can I get a better driver for my 1394b Hostcontroller in my Macbook pro 2010 to solve the problem, that it is too slow under Windows 7 installed with bootcamp ?

How can I get a better driver for my 1394b Hostcontroller in my Macbook pro 2010 to solve the problem, that it is too slow under Windows 7 installed with bootcamp ?
WIndows can't find a better one than the installed LSI Conformed 1394 Hostcontroller

Read and follow the Bootcamp Installation instructions that you were offered to view when you ran Bootcamp Assistant.
Run Bootcamp Assistant again and select the option to download the Bootcamp Support software. Follow the instructions. Then boot into Windows and install the Windows Support software you downloaded and saved.

Problem's met printers under windows 8.1

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for