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Do a "Cold Reset" (http://bit.ly/17VI4hj): turn the printer off. Press the lower left corner of the screen while turning the printer on. Keep pressing (at least 30 seconds) until the screen show "Permanent storage init", then release.
Try doing a hard or reset or nvram: 1. Turn the printer off 2. Hold down the select and the cancel button 3. Reboot the printer while holding the buttons and hold until permanent storage is displayed. Let go of the buttons and wait for the ready message on the display.
1. Turn off the product. 2. Press and hold the Right arrow and Cancel buttons simultaneously. 3. Turn on the printer. 4. When you see the message Permanent storage init, release the Right arrow and Cancel buttons.
Hello,
It appears that there is a problem with either the internal hardrive if you have this option installed, or the removeable Jet direct card if you have one installed, thirdly, it could be bad memory or the main board.
Go to HP's website and perform a firmware upgrade for your model if there is one.
I would first remove any add on option like networkcard, memory .... then turn the machine back on and see if the error goes away. You can also go through the menu and perform a fatory reset, this however in the process loose your IP address.
Onece you have aliminated the options I would move onto the main board or FIRMWARE
The internal storage system is full. You need to run the HP Web Jetadmin software and delete unnecessary files from the EIO disk device. When done, press the select button on the printer to return it to a ready state. You should be able to print small jobs yet as long as it doesn't require any temporary (or permanent) storage on the EIO disk.
Switch of the printer press and hold down menu and cancel button turn on the printer keep holding these two buttons and turn on the printer.
As soon as printer display shows permanent storage init. release both the button.
1. Turn off the printer. 2. Press and hold the (Select) and (Cancel Job) buttons simultaneously. 3. Turn on the printer. 4. When you see the message Permanent storage init displays, release the (Select) and (Cancel Job) buttons. When the NVRAM init is complete, the printer will return to the Ready state.
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