HP OFFICEJET-PRO-8025E 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.

There could be several reasons why your HP printer is not connecting to Wi-Fi. Here are some common troubleshooting steps you can try:
1. Check Wi-Fi connectivity: Ensure that your printer and the Wi-Fi network are in range and close enough to each other for a stable connection.
2. Restart devices: Power off and unplug both your printer and the Wi-Fi router for a few minutes. Then, power them back on and allow them to restart.
3. Check Wi-Fi network name and password: Verify that you are entering the correct Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and password on the printer. Make sure there are no typos or mistakes.
4. Network congestion: Try moving the printer closer to the Wi-Fi router to avoid any interference or congestion that may be causing the connection issue.
5. Firmware updates: Ensure that your printer has the latest firmware installed. Visit the manufacturer's website and search for any available updates for your specific printer model.
6. Reset network settings: On your printer, find and select the "Wireless" or "Network" settings menu and choose the option to reset network settings to default. Then, try connecting to Wi-Fi again and re-enter all the necessary network details.
7. Security settings: Some printers have advanced security settings that may need to be adjusted. Check your printer's manual or online support resources for instructions on disabling firewall settings or adjusting security protocols.
8. Update printer drivers: Outdated or incompatible printer drivers may prevent the printer from connecting to Wi-Fi. Visit the HP website and download the latest drivers for your printer model.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it's recommended to contact the HP support team or refer to the printer's user manual for further assistance.