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Re: I have a HP6500A all in one, can I convert it to a...
On the printer control panel, touch the right arrow , and then select Network. Select Wireless then select Wireless Setup Wizard, and then touch OK. Follow the display instructions to complete the setup.
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check if there is any paper jam and clean it. check ink cartridges if are properly fitting.check if anything else causes printer stuck (for exp. i have found pencil inside printer)
Not that I am aware of , but to print from it wirelessly can be done if you have a home network. If you have a Destop computer ,for instance, you could connect via a printer cable to the desktop and share the printer on your home network you set up. on your laptop just add a printer and it will work wirelessly as a network printer.
Normally there are 2 different ways to check ink level on any HP printer
First one is :
IF your printer is HP Officejet 6500 Wireless AIO,
Press Setup button ( ranch like symbol ) on printer front panel Use Arrow key ( left or right arrow ) till you find Tools option - Press OK User Arrow key to find Ink Level or Ink Gauge - Press OK. It should display the ink level.
If it does not display ink level through this method, it could be for many reasons like printer is not aligned or one of the cartridge is not recognized etc.
2nd method is from PC Open HP Solution Center Click on Settings Click on Printer tool box Click on Ink level
Regards, Ron
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1. your laptop
2. your laptop's power-supply
3. if travelling overseas, adapter-plugs to convert the power-plug layout from the foreign layout to your adapter's layout
4. built-in wireless capability on your computer, or a USB or PCMCIA wireless card
5. test your wireless before you go, to make sure that it is correctly installed and enabled.
u can connect using special cables...u must have a TV out slot in the laptop
Wireless i am nto sure...as TVs dont have softwares that can be configured to receive signal using wireless systems, unless ur TV and laptop is connected thru some connecting medium(a converter box/ADS instant DVD maker etc)
Wireless network adapters require an associated wireless receiver (such as a wireless router or wireless access point) to recieve the radio signals from the adapter and eventually route them to a wire and in you case it would be the wire providing internet services to your desktop computer. If there is no wireless receiver there is no device to convert the radio communications of the wireless adapter and rout those signals to the internet.
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