Where is the HP cp1160 battery

Hi.

The HP G62 does not have jumpers on the motherboard to short the CMOS/BIOS to reset it, all you can do is turn the laptop upside down and then remove battery and the memory & wifi cover, under that cover you will see a black, round penny shaped item with red wires coming from it. Follow the wires and unplug it. That is the CMOS/BIOS or RTC battery, leave both the main battery and the CMOS battery out for at least 10 minutes. Below is a picture for you to refer to.






Regards.

read the manual yet, or lost it> or?
most of these have 2 batteries
one that pops out one more that solders down.
guess which one retrains data.
finding parts for relics like this is not fun
what good is this thing besides, wall art?

why ask here at all, we are not HP , nor are there HP books here.
so ask here.

there are folks there that might remember so long ago
or even have old books laying about after all they are HP.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/

The HP1160-C has no static onboard memory, so I believe that the document is actually in the computer's memory. Depending on your OS, it should be possible to unqueue a document from the spooler.
Here, for example, the instructions for Windows XP (Vista/Seven should be very similar if not identical):
http://www.topfreestuff.com/printSpool.shtml

In the HP software suite for that printer there is a program for cleaning and aligning the heads.

Sounds like blown flash bulb.
Needs to be replaced.

Battery problems seem to plague HP cameras! Mine did the same thing, and resetting the battery (not just replacing) seems to have done the trick. See if these directions apply to your particular model. If not, go to the HP website and check the FAQ's for your model. That is how I was able to solve my HP Photosmart battery problem.

The duplexer might not be seated properly in the printer causing the carriage to jam. See if you can reseat it.

try it with battery removed completely

Can you clean the printer heads?

HP Deskjet 450 and HP Color Inkjet cp1160 and cp1700 Series Printers - How to Print with Black Ink Only Follow the instructions below to print with black ink only.
NOTE: HP Deskjet printers use all the primary colors, Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow, to create shades of gray when Print in Grayscale is selected in the printer driver and the Black only option is not available or not selected.

1. Click Start , Settings , and then Printers . In Microsoft® Windows XP, click Start and then Printers and Faxes .
2. Right-click the printer icon and in Windows 95/98/Me, select Properties . In Windows NT 4.0, select Document Defaults . In Windows 2000/XP, select Printing Preferences .
3. Select the Color tab.
4. Select Print in Grayscale .
5. Select Black only .
   NOTE: If the Black only option is not available, download the latest printer driver from the HP Web site. Click here to go to the HP Support and Drivers page.
6. Click OK to save the changes and close the window.
7. Print the desired document or graphic.