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Don't Connect the printer. First use the cd to install the software for your printer. in the software is a program called print photos or print pictures. After installing the software, connect the printer and switch it on. Start the software and a menus should guide you trough he straps to choose and print the pictures you want to print. Be aware you need to setup things once the program is running, like how big the pictures should be. Don't make them bigger than the paper you insert. Also what kind of paper you use, like plane paper, or photo paper, matte or glossy.
Pull the paper out of the feeder tray. You will see small marks and a sliding plastic lever. use the picture to determine whether the photo paper is loaded face down or up and then slide the lever over until it hugs the photo paper snugly.
Hi, It senses the size of paper you put in the tray, that is if you have placed A4 paper, that is what it will use. Options are, use 6*4 paper or print 2 up on A4. To use 6*4 paper raise the paper tray and then pull out the photo tray. If you can't follow this, go to
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01150745.pdf
Are you using photo paper to print your pictures? If you print your photos on regular paper the ink on the photos can bleed or run together in the paper fibers. Try using paper made to print photos and see if that helps
Is it worked in past? Have you contact the HP for this problem? Since most of All-in-one printer do not possess better print facility, so it is difficult to use this one for photo print..
Photo paper is thick and may be motor not taking complete load of it. Check out with the roller moving firmly.
Make sure you are using the paper that come under the specifications of the printer (102 x 153 mm (4 x 6 inches) for a Photo Paper). Though you are using the correct paper and you are getting the same message, then just set the paper type as "Plain" and try to print from the photo paper. It works in most of the cases
Right click on the photo to be printed and select edit. When the picture is displayed pull down file and select 'page set up'. Set to fit 1 to 1 pages. Leave the margins and center were they're at. Pull down file and select 'print preview'. If this fits covers most of the page , type c (this closes this window and returns you to the previous one).and pull down file and select 'print'. If not again type c, select file and 'page set up' again and select land scape. If this is better, print this
The HP printer was prepared to use HP's photo paper to print borderless pictures among other things. If you use a third party photo paper, try using A4 size, position the picture in the paper using MS Word or another WYSIWYG program and, after printing, cut the picture in the right size.
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