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This article lists the possible solutions to fix HP Printer error code 0xc4eb92c3. One of the possible causes of this error is the incorrect printer configuration which can be resolved by resetting the printer. If you are getting the same error on your HP printer, the solutions listed in this post may help you.

Before you begin, try to run the Printer troubleshooter. Maybe this will fix the problem. If not, then try the following methods:

1. Reset HP printer configuration.
2. Download and install the latest HP printer drivers.
3. Contact HP customer support team.

1] Reset HP printer configuration

If you have configured the HP printer incorrectly, resetting its configuration may help:

1. First, turn ON your printer.
2. You have to wait till the printer enters an idle state.
3. When the printer is turned ON and silent, disconnect its USB cable. If your printer is connected to a wireless network, leave it connected. Remove the cartridges as well.
4. Now, disconnect its power cord from the wall outlet and the rear of the printer.
5. Wait for at least 1 minute.
6. Reconnect the power cord. The printer should turn ON automatically. If not, turn it ON. After that, the printer might go through a warm-up period. You might see its light flashing.
7. You have to wait till the printer completes the warm-up period and becomes idle and silent.
8. Now, insert the cartridges into the printer and close its cartridge access door.
9. Connect the USB cable again. If you get a calibration prompt, do so.
10. Try to print.

2] download and install the latest printer drivers

If the above method did not solve the issue, the problem may be associated with the printer drivers. Visit HP’s official website and download the latest drivers.

Now, uninstall the existing drivers from your Windows 10 computer, restart it and then run the setup file of the latest version of drivers that you have downloaded from HP.com website. You may be required to restart the PC again.

It should help.

Related: Fix HP error code 0xc4eb8000.

3] Contact HP customer support team

If none of the above methods help you, it is time to call an expert. Contact HP customer support team and tell them the problem. They will help you solve the issue.

Hope something helps.

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[mark] had an interesting idea when looking at all the wiring of a typical 3D printer; Use CAN Bus. There are a lot of wires going to the extruder assembly, and with most designs this thing is flying around at quite some speed. You’ve got connections for powering the heater, fan power, four wires for the extruder motor, thermistor sensor wires. You get the idea. Lots of wires. Worse, they’re all moving around with the axis, and if failures occur at either end due to poor strain relief, or the conductors themselves break, then all manner of interesting failures can occur. If the hot end thermistor connection goes open circuit, usually no damage occurs but the temperature control goes out the window and your print will fail.

Now if you push the electronics needed to drive and control the extruder, directly onto the moving body itself, and hook-up to the main printer electronics with CAN Bus, you can do the whole moving interconnect thing with a measly four wires. Yes, you need another PCB assembly, so it adds cost, but it does also simply the electronics at the control end, so some savings can be made. [mark] has used CAN Bus due its availability with modern microcontrollers and also its designed-in robustness, thanks to its automotive and industrial heritage. When you think about it, this is a rather obvious thing to do, and we’re not sure why we’ve not see it much before.

If you want to dig into the detail, the project GitHub has the schematics and code ready to go.

Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson have announced a world’s first implementation of a uniquely integrated solution to customize and manage end-to-end network slices for enterprise cloud-based applications. In a proof-of-Concept (PoC), the partners successfully instantiated a secure network slice that automatically connects to private cloud services.

The solution addresses an enterprise’s need to ensure employees get the network performance required for a smooth and secure operation of their cloud-based workplace applications. Designed for enterprise usability, it provides for automated configuration, provisioning and end-to-end orchestration of the enterprise slicing service order. And it is enabled without the need for any additional configuration by the user on their enterprise devices.

Within this integrated solution, a slice design tool enables an enterprise’s IT administrators to flexibly manage, monitor and analyze slice performance. Via a single management interface, the administrator can customize, order, configure and manage an end-to-end network consisting of enterprise smart phone devices, a 5G network slice and private cloud services. Enterprise employees can then access private cloud-based applications on their enterprise smartphone device via a secure network slice over the public network. The enterprise administrator can also make use of a variety of analytics services in the integrated solution to monitor and analyze the use of the customized network slice.

The advanced features and capabilities of the integrated solution which were tested and validated include an app-level configuration of the device using Mobile Device Management (MDM) and User Equipment Route Selection Policy (URSP). In addition, the Business Support System (BSS) exposes TM Forum APIs for integration into third party management interfaces. That way, external management systems can incorporate slice ordering and management.

The proof-of-concept was implemented on a 5G Standalone (SA) testbed in a Deutsche Telekom lab with the enterprise smart phones connecting to a predefined set of private cloud applications. Ericsson provided the 5G Core network, Radio Access Network (RAN) and end-to-end orchestration including URSP.

Network Slicing Network Slicing is a key architectural feature in 5G SA that enables multiple virtual networks to be created on a single physical network infrastructure. Different service characteristics and quality parameters can then be provided to each 'slice' adapted to customer needs and with full isolation between slices. These technical enablers will support operators to develop new differentiated services and business models, taking advantage of the premium connectivity 5G SA can deliver.

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In the world of the “internet of things”, your printer is a thing on the internet.

That simple fact allows your printer to communicate with a growing number of PCs, smartphones and computers, which means your printer is an integral part of automated workflow processes for your decentralised workforce. That’s a good thing, because this connectivity and machine-to-machine communication gives your workers more flexibility and mobility than ever before.

You have software that detects viruses and malware on your computers, and detects intruders on your network. But are printers included in your security plan?

Your security solution must know which users and machines are allowed to communicate with your printer as well as which ones are not. Moreover, because your printer is sending and receiving information over the network, comprehensive security should include the device as well as the network.

Cisco’s Identity Services Engine (ISE) is such a solution. It is integrated on over 200 Xerox printers, including all 29 of the ConnectKey-enabled VersaLink and AltaLink printers. Now, your printers and MFPs are more than smart workplace assistants, they are also true network citizens. Cisco ISE allows you to:

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