It would seem that those things wouldn't present intermittent problems which seem to be solved by uninstalling and reinstalling printer drivers though.
I've thought about putting in a different NIC card and different cat5 cable. The computers are only used to receive and send email, no web browsing at all. It can't be and AV software - only Windows defender is installed. I've never thought that an onboard NIC would go to sleep. I'll look for the power management setting for the onboard ethernet. The desktop computer, Win 10, is connected to the router through a wired connection. A Win 10 laptop, connected through wireless, has no problem printing. Two computer are using that printer over a network. I can't be certain this is the problem though. The post I had read referenced that the wireless card inside the printer went to sleep. Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500 (integrated on chipset)
Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 processor 3.0 GHz, 6 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB Featuring Core 2 Processor with vPro Technology Please send any information any of you have this - I'm already bald - I don't have any more hair to pull out and this is KILLING ME!!! I've been fighting this for MONTHS NOW!!! I have run the HP print/scan doctor - the problem continues to crop up. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers multiple times, which will fix it temporarily. made a small batch file to continue to ping the printer (i read somewhere else the wireless card will go to sleep and won't want to wake up). I have made certain the computer has all of its updates. The print jobs started to spool and print! This morning the computer was turned back on. The print jobs were left sitting in the queue. For instance, yesterday print jobs were sent to the printer. It continues to print fine with the laptop - it won't with the desktop machine.
#Hp print and scan doctor freezes windows 10#
This printer is set up as a network printer between two Windows 10 computers (the other is a laptop). This has happened both with it connected via USB and now as a network printer. It will randomly disconnect from the computer - as if it is offline and can't be seen by the computer. I have an HP 8600 deskjet printer that won't maintain the connection to a Windows 10 desktop computer. Hello - REALLY hoping for some help here.
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