20 Most Recent HP LaserJet 1018 Printer Questions & Answers

ok first try restarting your printer, then try uninstalling the driver for your printer off your computer, restart your computer and printer and then reinstall your drive for the printer, see if you get a replacement for your printer or a refund

1) Click the Star>Run, type in "Services.msc" in the Run dialog box.
2) A services window popup, find the service name "Print Spooler", double it and change the Service Status to "Start".

Now u can use your printer now.

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Try updating your driver and printer software. If this does not help, roll-back or install the last working version of the printer. Make sure that your are using the most recent version of your Operating system, printer firmware and software. 123 HP COM Setup Printer Quick Setup and Install Support

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for you to open the print spooler in windows 7.

right click my computer/select manage/select services and applications/select services/scroll down and look for print spooler/stop and start to refreshed it.


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There might be some issues either with the printer cable or the USB port on your system... Just try another cable if you have one... or u can also try another usb port on the system...

More than likely the head will not align. Have you tried the alignment feature?

The 1018 is not supported by HP with the Mac OS Mountain Lion. I found this on an HP forum and it worked for someone else. You could try this: Hi, Thank you for posting, Unfortunately, HP laserjet 1018 is not suported in Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. How evere you can use the builtin drivers that goes along with the operating system and select teh driver of another printer and check. Connect the printer to the computer and then go to System Preferences and click on Print and Fax. In the Print Fax window, lick on the Plus sign and you will find the printer, please select the printer and then under print using click on the drop down and click on "Select print Software" and in the list, please select HP Laserjet 1015 pr HP Laserjet 1022 and check. If you don't find these printers in the list, please download and install the latest print driver version 2.12 from the apple web site using the link below. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL907 After downloading and install the update, please try the steps given above.

It sounds like a bit of paper is stuck somewhere in the paper feed route. Remove the toner cartridge and any other bits that pull out. Removable bits often have a green tag or finger grips moulded in to them. Do a careful check in the printer for any bits of paper or even a full sheet stuck somewhere. Carefully remove all rubbish and reassemble.

This means the toner cartridge is getting low on that side. Remove the cartridge and shake it side to side to redistribute the toner and retry. You'll need a new toner cartridge soon.

1. Turn off the printer. 2. Unplug the data cable going into the printer. 3. Remove the offending print job from the computer. 4. Remove any jammed paper as a result of Step 1. 5. Turn the printer back on.

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what are the margins for the document. Most printers will print documents at a margin of 1 inch on all sides