HP Printer Run On

[Ho]

I don't know if other printers do this but HP printers do. I have a
Deskjet 842c and after the paper jams and its cleared the printer thjen
prints garbage. Can'tanything be done to stop this. I mean there had to
be softwar that can detect the garbage and there has to be a way to
sinmply rest the printer and complete the job.

 

[Sonrise]

I don't know if other printers do this but HP printers do. I have a
Deskjet 842c and after the paper jams and its cleared the printer thjen
prints garbage. Can'tanything be done to stop this. I mean there had to
be softwar that can detect the garbage and there has to be a way to
sinmply rest the printer and complete the job.

Hi Ho --- sorry, couldn't resist!

I have occasionally experienced similar behavior with my DJ 3820, when I
attempt to stop printing a document in the middle of its run. The cancel
button on my printer is of no use. I get so mad when it starts spewing
paper! It usualy prints a line or two of garbage, form feeds, and repeats
the cycle. Resetting the printer won't help -- there's still document "data"
(the garbage characters) in the print queue.

In order to stop the garbage spewing, I turn off the printer (usually by
unplugging the power cord) then open the print queue dialog by double
clicking the printer icon, or clicking the printer icon in the tray. This
allows me to cancel the printing. Sometimes there are several copies of the
same document in the queue! This also happened with my the Epson I had prior
to the HP, so I suspect it's related to how the print spooler
(mal)functions.

HTH

Sonrise

 

[Lil' Abner]

Hi Ho --- sorry, couldn't resist!

I have occasionally experienced similar behavior with my DJ 3820, when
I attempt to stop printing a document in the middle of its run. The
cancel button on my printer is of no use. I get so mad when it starts
spewing paper! It usualy prints a line or two of garbage, form feeds,
and repeats the cycle. Resetting the printer won't help -- there's
still document "data" (the garbage characters) in the print queue.

In order to stop the garbage spewing, I turn off the printer (usually
by unplugging the power cord) then open the print queue dialog by
double clicking the printer icon, or clicking the printer icon in the
tray. This allows me to cancel the printing. Sometimes there are
several copies of the same document in the queue! This also happened
with my the Epson I had prior to the HP, so I suspect it's related to
how the print spooler (mal)functions.

Yep... it ain't the printer, it's Windoze. It's usually always a disaster
if you try to cancel printing. And then sometimes the "cancel printing"
thing just hangs. For me it usually winds up with a reboot.

 

[measekite]

THE PRINTER HAS ENDURED ECONOMIC OBSOLESENCE MULTIPLE TIMES

 

[Prime]

Sonrise wrote:
....the printer

Measkite has been printing garbage for a long time. Although we detect the
garbage, he keeps going. Kind of like your HP printer.

I mean

THE PRINTER HAS ENDURED ECONOMIC OBSOLESENCE MULTIPLE TIMES

Meankite also has endured economic obsolesence. His religion on OEM inks
means he is spending huge sums to feed his habit. You kind of wonder how
bad it is when he can't even unclog his ass.

 

[measekite]

measekite <[email protected]> posted the exciting message



...the printer


Measkite has been printing garbage for a long time. Although we detect the
garbage, he keeps going. Kind of like your HP printer.

MEASEKITE PRINTS PRIME BEEF

I mean


Meankite also has endured economic obsolesence. His religion on OEM inks
means he is spending huge sums to feed his habit. You kind of wonder how
bad it is when he can't even unclog his ass.

MY DEAREST IDIOT STUPID. IF I USE OEM INK AND PRINT 52 4X6 PHOTOS A
YEAR HOW MUCH AM I SPENDING.

 

[Ho]

Thnaks. Windoze is the problem. Ok

 

[Ho]

Hi Ho --- sorry, couldn't resist!

I have occasionally experienced similar behavior with my DJ 3820, when I
attempt to stop printing a document in the middle of its run. The cancel
button on my printer is of no use. I get so mad when it starts spewing
paper! It usualy prints a line or two of garbage, form feeds, and repeats
the cycle. Resetting the printer won't help -- there's still document "data"
(the garbage characters) in the print queue.

In order to stop the garbage spewing, I turn off the printer (usually by
unplugging the power cord) then open the print queue dialog by double
clicking the printer icon, or clicking the printer icon in the tray. This
allows me to cancel the printing. Sometimes there are several copies of the
same document in the queue! This also happened with my the Epson I had prior
to the HP, so I suspect it's related to how the print spooler
(mal)functions.

HTH

Sonrise

Yes I do the samething. It seem absurd that someone hasn't done
anything about this probllem by now

 

[drc023]

Prime wrote:
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MY DEAREST IDIOT STUPID. IF I USE OEM INK AND PRINT 52 4X6 PHOTOS A YEAR
HOW MUCH AM I SPENDING.

If you only print 52 photos per year (one per week average) then you
obviously have no need to save money on ink, but if that figure is accurate
it raises the question of why you are obsessing about those of us who do
save money by refilling. We print large quantities, have no problems with
ink matching, no clogging or other printer problems associated with third
party inks. It also raises the question of why you continually post about
how you buy Canon ink at Costco for $9.00 per cartridge. At 52 photos per
year it will take about three years before your first tank gets a low ink
warning and several more years before you've needed to replace a complete
set of ink. Many of those you refer to as Churchies will go through more ink
in a week than you will in a lifetime (if you actually had a life). Once
again Measekite has contradicted himself and has shown that his ranting is
nothing more than the useless drivel of an emotionally and socially deprived
troll.

 

[Prime]

If you only print 52 photos per year (one per week average) then you
obviously have no need to save money on ink, but if that figure is
accurate it raises the question of why you are obsessing about those
of us who do save money by refilling. We print large quantities, have
no problems with ink matching, no clogging or other printer problems
associated with third party inks. It also raises the question of why
you continually post about how you buy Canon ink at Costco for $9.00
per cartridge. At 52 photos per year it will take about three years
before your first tank gets a low ink warning and several more years
before you've needed to replace a complete set of ink. Many of those
you refer to as Churchies will go through more ink in a week than you
will in a lifetime (if you actually had a life). Once again Measekite
has contradicted himself and has shown that his ranting is nothing
more than the useless drivel of an emotionally and socially deprived
troll.

DRC,

Thanks for the sharp eye. His printer may be clear but he is clogged in
other ways.

 

[measekite]

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I HAVE SAID MANY TIMES IF ONE IS A VERY HIGH USER THEY WILL NOT HAVE
MUST CHOICE BUT TO CONSIDER AFTERMARKET INK AND HAVE TO SUPPORT THE KIND
OF PEOPLE THAT ARE IN IT.
YOU PROVED MY POINT