HP OFFICEJET-6950 user manual

If your HP printer is not printing, follow these steps:
1. Check your Printer: Ensure your HP printer has enough paper, ink or toner, and it doesn't have any error or warning lights. If there are warning lights, refer to your printer's manual or give HP a call.
2. Check your Printer Queue: Go to your Control Panel, then Devices and Printers. Right click on the HP printer and select "See what's printing". You can see if there are any old documents in the queue.
3. Check Connection: Ensure your printer is properly connected to your computer, whether it's a USB cable or wireless connection.
4. Update HP Printer Drivers: Go to the HP website, and under "Support and Drivers", type in your printer model, and download and install the latest drivers.
5. Use HP Print and Scan Doctor: Download and run HP Print and Scan Doctor which can troubleshoot the printer for you.
6. Set your HP printer as Default: Under Devices and Printers, find your HP printer, right click on it, and set it as the default printer.
7. Restart your printer and computer: Sometimes a simple reboot can fix many problems.
If after all these steps, your HP printer is still not printing, it might be an internal problem with the printer itself.

Please note: Always handle electronic appliances with extreme care. If you do not feel comfortable performing these steps, contact HP customer support or a professional.

To connect your HP Officejet 6950 printer to Wi-Fi, follow the steps below:
1. Power on your HP Officejet 6950 printer and ensure that it is in a ready state.
. On the printer control panel, locate and touch the Wireless button or the Wi-Fi icon, which may vary depending on the printer's control panel design.
3. The printer will now start searching for available wireless networks in range. Wait for it to complete the search.
4. Once the search is complete, a list of available Wi-Fi networks will be displayed on the printer's control panel.
5. Use the arrow buttons to navigate through the list and select your preferred Wi-Fi network.
6. If prompted, enter the Wi-Fi network password using the printer's control panel. Use the on-screen keyboard or the number pad to input the password.
7. After entering the password, touch the OK or Done button to confirm.
8. The printer will attempt to connect to the chosen Wi-Fi network. It may take a few moments to establish a connection.
9. Once the printer connects successfully to the Wi-Fi network, the wireless light on the printer's control panel will illuminate or stop blinking, indicating a successful connection.
That's it! Your HP Officejet 6950 printer should now be connected to the Wi-Fi network and ready to use wirelessly.

There can be several reasons why your HP OfficeJet 6950 printer is not printing. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can follow:
1. Check for any error messages: Make sure there are no error messages displayed on the printer's control panel or the computer screen. Resolve any indicated issues accordingly.
2. Check printer connections: Ensure that all cables (USB or Ethernet) are firmly connected between the printer and the computer. If you're using a wireless connection, make sure the printer is connected to the correct network.
3. Restart printer and computer: Power off your printer and computer, then turn them back on. This can often resolve temporary connectivity or software issues.
4. Print queue check: Clear the print queue on your computer to ensure there are no stuck print jobs causing the printer to stop. Go to the "Devices and Printers" section on your computer, find your printer, and delete any pending print jobs.
5. Printer driver issues: Check if the printer driver on your computer is up to date. If not, visit the HP website, search for your printer model, and download/install the latest driver software.
6. Low ink or toner levels: Ensure that your printer has sufficient ink or toner. If levels are low, replace or refill cartridges.
7. Paper jams: Check for any paper jams in the printer. Remove any stuck paper carefully to avoid damaging the printer.
8. Reset printer: As a last resort, you can try resetting the printer to its default settings. Refer to the printer's manual or HP's support website for specific instructions on how to perform a factory reset.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it might be worth contacting HP Support or seeking professional assistance for further troubleshooting.