Picture all blue in cloour

Remove all cartridges, clean the ink from where the cartridges make contact with cloth,(paper towels can leave trash in there) be sure all is clean then replace the cartridges and print something. Those streaks shouldn't be there any longer.

Try to unplug everyting and then replug it, or if that won't work you'll just have to call someone

By poor color quality, do you mean that if you turn the color control all the way down, the black and white picture is more like black and red, green or blue - or do you have a good black and white image? If the B&W image is good, and the TV is an old (8+ years) one, maybe the mirror inside the set needs a good cleaning - especially if there are smokers in the room. If you have a B&W picture that is tinted, then you may have to go into a service menu to adjust it back to a better picture. Hard to guess the problem without more specific description of symptoms.

Hello,

the problem could be in not turning on bluetooth nor wireless. As you have installed new hardrive, you have probably changed the system, so you need the drivers for your laptop.

Does everyting else work fine like before? In case not, you need the drivers(check this link)
In case yes, just try to activate either bluetooth or wireless like you have done it with old harddrive, and let me know.


Lucas

The frequence of the satelite is on the freqency with your work freqency so you have to change the freqency of your phone to a different direction to prevent the blinking

Hook your HDMI directly ffrom the DVD to the TV, then connect digital coaxial or optical to your receiver for audio. Your receiver will not current HDMI video codecs. That is the only fix. Sorry. Hope this helps.

Ok. Have you check the Ground and the Power connection.

The installation CD came with a file called Philips Device Plug-In - it is critical for viewing photos. DO NOT use this player with Windows Media Player 11 if it is a Philips HDD model - you can see the warning by going to their website at www.usasupport.philips.com

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

sounds like the Convergence ICs are getting ready to go. Does it appear as a outline almost 3D? If so its convergence if its more like a glowing halo its coolant in the blue CRT that needs changing.

I had to add extra memory to mine. It is easy and not too expensive.

Otherwise you can reduce the memory size of the picture in a graphics program (IrfanView is free and safe, for example).
-resample/resize it
-reduce the DPI (Dots Per Inch)
-reduce the color depth (32bits to 24 or 16 or 12)
-sometimes converting it to a more compressed JPG or PNG will allow it to print.

Also sometimes printing it through a different program works.