Hp 130 blue screen crash windows 7 printing Adobe files

Take a look at this: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2023665/anatomy-of-a-pc-crash-7-scenarios-and-how-to-avoid-them.html

Use a system utility software like RegInOut to fix blue screen error. It will fix corrupt registry files & windows file.
Hope it works for you.

download Microsoft Debugging tool here
just select the version of your computer (OS and if it is 32bit or 64)

install it.

then check this link on how to use the windows debugging tool
click here

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Every time that there is a blue screen error or a stop error, windows generates a dump file that has the details about the crash error. the dump file is located in this folder
C:\windows\minidump

you have to run the debugger, click on file, select ran deugger for crash error then after that browse to that folder and lod the minidump file.

in order for you to fully understand how to user the windows debugger, you have to read the link that i posted above.

the result of debugging will give you a detailed analysis on the problem, it could be driver issue, or the device or the OS itself

Get the Fire fox update.

PDF files are designed to be small on the computer and are uncompressed when sent to the printer. The size of the PDF is filling up the memory on the print server causing it to crash.

make sure you have the latest printer drivers.

heres a work around if the drivers didn't fix it. check "print as an image" from within printing options in Adobe Acrobat (you gotta go to "advanced" to find that check box), and then it works fine.

May its your hard disk wish have a problem. Try to install your OS on an external hard disk or change the internal hard disk. See what happen. if it show blue screen it may be an hardware error.

Just one thought that's all! Is the motherboard compatible with Windows 7? If it's not you need to upgrade it, which is why many of us have not got Windows 7! IE: Me!

Contacted HP Chat support. After investigating a bit they had me add a new printer using the virtual USB port and designating that printer as the HP OfficeJet 6500 E709A series. I did so and made that the default printer. Immediately Word, Excel and Adobe documents were once again printing.

You can try these steps and let me know the result.
=== Problem Printing from Adobe ===
1. Open PDF document.
2. Click on 'File' menu.
3. Click on 'Print'. Print window will open up.
4. Click on 'Advanced' button on the left bottom of the popup window.
5. Put a check mark next to 'Print as image'.
6. Click on 'OK'.
7. Select the 'Current Page' from the 'Print Range' option.
8. Click on 'OK' to print one page of the document and see.

=== Enable Background Services ===
Background Services to reduce the memory for printing issues from applications like Adobe, Power Point,etc.,
1. Click on 'Start'.
2. Right click on 'My Computer'.
3. Click on 'Properties'.
4. Click on 'Advanced' tab.
5. Click on 'Settings' under 'Performance' Settings.
6. Click on 'Advanced' tab in 'Performance options' window.
7. Select 'Background Services' for 'Processor Sceduling'.
8. Click on 'Apply', then 'OK'.
9. Click on 'ok' button on 'System Properties' windows.