WIN 7 64Bit with HP CP2025dn LaserJet With Windows 7 64bit offline issue

I had a system crash which forced me to re-install windows. Now, my
CP2025DN shows offline, I have to shut it off and turn it back on, as
it's refusing to wake up from powersave in order to print, or if I log
off, reboot and log back on, the printer prints my job. Can I just
disable powersave or is there an option for always online?



Thank you


Tony Lisanti

 

You should refer to the user manual about the settings for the printer.
If you don't have the manual you can go to HP's website and download
the documentation @
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor...peId=18972&prodSeriesId=3673580&lang=en&cc=us

The user manual will have the appropriate information and the printer
settings can be set as you wish for your situation.

 

It's not in the user manual, that's why I posted
here........................

 

You will probably have to contact HP. I looked they only have the
manuals for the 2020 series which this printer is a part of.
Unfortunately, the manual posted is old... however may apply even in
your situation.

Good Luck.

James K.

 

If I had a question about an HP printer, then I would contact HP. Or is
that confusing the subject with logic? I wouldn't go to a Ford dealer
to ask a question about my Chevy.

 

Well it makes a little sense to try and ask in the newsgroups to see
if someone had the same problem. HP, as will all companies makes for
a process you need to create a user account, and provide tons of
information. They even want the printer's serial # before you can
sub mit a question to the special system. I am recovering from
cancer, and cannot reach behind the printer to provide a serial #.
Therefore, I'm locked out of help from HP.

Your Ford Chevy comment really doesn't apply.

 

I believe you could have found the appropriate answer if you had gone to
the HP website and did a little searching. I found that @
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor...d=101&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=3673580#3
there is a link for an item referred to as a User Guide. In that guide
is detailed information about the printer's Control Panel. On page 14
is the PowerSave setting information.

I didn't have to register for anything. I just read the information on
the website pages and found what you were asking for. So, I go back to
my previous post, if you're looking for information about an HP printer
the best place to find it is on the HP website.

I appreciate the fact that you are recovering from cancer, but I don't
see the relevance. And I think my Ford & Chevy comment is applicable!