Hp Laserjet P1102 Only Driver
Edgars Rob
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HP LaserJet Pro P1102 (USB only): If the 5.1 driver package from the HP support page for this model does not work, there is an updated HP 5.1.1 Printer Software Update download from Apple. It is true that even the System Requirements for the latter download say Not compatible with macOS v12 and newer, but some reports have indicated successful use with macOS 12 versions anyway. So, something like the HP LaserJet Professional P1100 driver (6.9) mentioned in Printer and scanner drivers for Mac - Apple Support could perhaps be worth a try. It may or may not work/install in this case. Look upon it as an experiment. Make sure that you have backup copies of all important files (documents, photos, et cetera) before testing anything.
In the event that your printer is an HP LaserJet Pro P1102w (wireless and USB): This model is not mentioned in About AirPrint - Apple Support (US edition, February 18, 2022), but an HP LaserJet P1102w Printer was listed as an AirPrint-supported model in an old (February 13. 2012) iOS: AirPrint 101 Apple article (HT4356). Possibly an early firmware version? A firmware update may be required. There have been printer firmware updates made available via the HP download pages for the HP LaserJet P1102w Printer (but these files will be shown only if macOS 10.14 or earlier is selected).
If the driverless AirPrint technology would work with this printer, one should not have to install drivers from the manufacturer, provided that the printer and the MacBook Air are connected to the same network (Wi-Fi router).
I am having a problem with one Windows 7 PC using a USB-connected HP Laserjet p1102w that will not print multiple copies when that opion is used. It only outputs one copy. Previously, that PC had a HP Laserjet p1505 connected to it that exhibited the same problem. This issue seems to have spontaneously started and I would desperately like to avoid having to reinstall the entire OS if at all possible.
The suggested solution, which appears to work for most people, is to disable "mopier" mode. Unfortunately, this is not an option available with this particular model of printer. Also suggested is to disable "coalate", which is an option displayed, but not selectable (unchecked, but grayed-out).
I have made sure that both the printer driver and the firmware for the printer are up-to-date. I have changed the printer driver from HP Laserjet p1102w to simply HP Laserjet p1102. Strangely there appears to be duplicate enteries for HP Laserjet p1102w and p1102 in the list of drivers I can choose from, however I can't tell what - if any - difference there is between the 4 duplicates (x2 HP LJ p1102w, x2 HP LJ p1102).
From the application your printing from, go to file, print, Number of copies select 2. Then Uncheck Collate. (it shouldn't be grayed out now) You can now change the number of copies. Collate should now stay unchecked.
Click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes.
Right-click the printer icon for your printer driver, and then click Printer Properties.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click to select Print Directly to the Printer.
Click Apply and OK.
Thank you for your reply. Perhaps I was not clear about one of the items I spoke to. I do not have multiple printers of this same p1102w model installed. Instead, I am speaking about having multiple choices presented to me when trying to manually select a different print driver which does not distinguish the difference between the available driver selections, such as version number. Where these multiple driver options are presented to me is when I go to:
Printer Properties ->Advanced (tab) -> and click "New Driver..." button and select the corresponding model, I am presented with 2 HP Laserjet Pro p1102w options and 2 HP Laserjet Pro 1102 options to select from the drivers list. None makes any distinction about the difference between the two drivers.
Regardless, I followed your suggested method to correct the issue, but the problem remains. I uninstalled both from the Devices and Pritners list in my first few attempts, then finally by removing it from the Programs and Features and verifying the printer was not listed, then rebooted. I then reinstalled using the latest drivers available on HP's site and rebooted again, as prompted but the problem persists.
In fact, when I tried to change the option to "Print directly to the printer" after reinstalling, I am now getting an error I didn't receive before, stating: "Printer settings could not be saved. Operation could not be completed. (error 0x0000c70c)"
Unfortunately, I believe my next step will be to replace this HP printer with a competitor's product, because reinstalling the entire OS for a printer issue is not an option. I seem to have more issues with HP printers in our office than any other printers we have, including Lexmark, Kyocera, Canon, Epson and Brother. By far I have the most problems with HP.
I have a problem getting printer redirection to work over a remote desktop connection, with one specific printer only. It is an EPSON TM-U220A, a dot matrix receipt printer which is connected via serial port. Both client and "server" are Windows 7 Professional x64.
I have set up quite a number of different printers for remote desktop use, in all cases the main problem was installing exactly the same printer driver on both client and server. But in this case, I triple checked and I am 100% sure that the driver name matches, architecture matches, OS matches - I have no idea what the problem is.
There is compatibility list on printer driver support site. Sometime another driver for another printer model work in remote desktop but you can have weird problems like bad character or black images etc.
Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services (Remote Desktop Services) \Terminal Server (Session Host) \ Printer Redirection \ Use Terminal Services (RDS) Easy Print printer driver first: Disabled
Please set the log level to debug, try to print something, and then post the entire contents of the CUPS log (generally stored in /var/log/cups/error_log). This will include additional information on the filter failure, including what program crashed, and possibly what messages it printed. For background information, see -driver.html.
Notice that the version number in the error is "Plugin version[3.16.7]" which does not match the output from the query. On the other hand, the version numbers of hplip and hplip-plugin don't match each other.
Thanks for continuing on on this problem. I appreciate it very much. For each of your responses, I read the output and try to understand it. As a result, my replies take a while. At any rate, here is the output that you suggested looking at.
To me, there seem to be multiple problems revealed in these, though perhaps they all have the same source... no idea what that might be though.
If it comes to it, I would be quite happy to remove CUPS, hplip & hplip-plugin and start all over again. But I'm pretty sure this would not really help much as I have already tried it on another installation of Arch on the same machine with no success.
The easiest thing to do at this point might be to just uninstall hplip-plugin, remove /var/lib/hp/, and reinstall the package. I'm a bit surprised that /var/lib/hp/hplip.state is a backup file, but I believe that would prevent it from overriding the existing hplip.state file, which probably came from using hp-plugin. It seems mixing the two isn't a good idea...
If I am correct, /var/lib/hp/hplip.state.pacnew will exist (created by pacman when installing the hplip-plugin package to avoid overriding the existing file); you might not have seen the warning when installing the package. Copying that over /var/lib/hp/hplip.state should at least correct the installed plugin version. The GID difference is probably harmless, but I'd fix that at the same time.
However, I still can't get the printer to print. The state message is 'stopped "Filter Failed". Actually, I ran into this problem right at the outset of this problem and I think I screwed things up even further as I tried out various remedies from my searches on that phrase, including those on the CUPS/Troubleshooting wiki.
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