Officejet Pro 9010 Troubleshooting

[Solved] HP Officejet Pro 9010 Troubleshooting

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Download and run the HP Print and Scan Doctor tool to sort out the HP Officejet Pro 9010 Troubleshooting issue.

DTry to set the currently used printer as the default one.

In Windows, search for devices and click the Printers and Scanners option from the list.

Uncheck the box next to the Let Windows manage my default printer option.

Select the printer name that is similar to the same on the driver settings and then select Manage.

Choose the Set as Default option under Manage your device.

Use genuine ink cartridges that are compatible with the printer model.
Verify the estimated ink level of the cartridge.
Place a sufficient amount of paper on the input tray.
Tap the Setup icon on the printer’s operation panel.
Select Tools -> OK. Click Estimated Ink Levels ->OK.
If the ink level is critically low, replace the old ink cartridge with a new one.
Try to use an automated tool to clean the Printhead.

If the scanner does not work after updating the OS, try to follow the steps below.
Check if the Scan app is compatible with the operating system.
Select the Finder option and click Go.
Double-click Applications and select Image Capture.
Choose the printer name from the list and start scanning.
If the scan issue persists, uninstall the printer software and reinstall it.
Try to install the driver that is compatible with the OS.
Reboot the system to fix the HP Officejet Pro 9010 Troubleshooting issue.

Ascertain that your 123.hp.com/ojpro9010 printer and system are connected to the same network.
Never link your printer to a guest network.
Assign the frequency of the router to 2.4GHz.
Disable the firewall settings for a while.
After establishing the network connection, re-enable it.
Remove all the metal objects between the printer and router.
Check if the network name is correct.

If the printer name does not show up after installing the driver, follow the instructions below.
Reset the print environment of your Mac system.
Locate the Apple menu on the system and click on it. Choose the System Preferences option.
Select the Print and Fax or Print and Scan option based on the settings.
Right-click on the Printers window and choose Reset printing system.
Click the Reset icon in the confirmation window to start the process.
Type the Administrator name and password in the respective tabs.
Click OK to complete the reset process.