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--- systems:hp [2016/08/05 19:03] – [BIOS and startup Options] superwizard
+++ systems:hp [2020/10/16 16:48] (current) – [WMIC] superwizard
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+====== Hewlett Packard HPE Integrity ======
+From: https://www.islandco.com/hp-integrity-server/rx2800-i4-server
+Also: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2017842-emc-nas-vs-windows-file-storage
+<code>
+Very reliable central server
+</code>
+====== 8710 wireless is disabled ======
+From: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/HP-Connected-Mobile-Printing-and-Cloud-Printing/8710-wireless-is-disabled/td-p/5734513
+Re: 8710 wireless is disabled
+Options
+‎09-16-2016 01:49 PM
+I'm not sure why they don't document it but very faintly you can see a curved arrow to the bottom left of the LCD panel (in line where you might see the House or Question Mark icon).  If you tap this roughly 4 times, eventually you will be brought to a support Menu.  Within this menu you'll see left to right arrows and various options to either Reste to Factory Defaults or Enable/Disable Menus.  This helped me for when the intial setup was donw with Network disabled.
+====== HP Designjet T610 Printer Series - Color management ======
+From: https://support.hp.com/lt-en/product/hp-designjet-t610-printer-series/3339415/document/c01095524
+<code>
+HP Designjet T610 printers have been engineered with advanced hardware and software features to ensure predictable and dependable results.
+Color calibration for consistent colors.
+One gray and two black inks provide neutral grays on all paper types.
+The Photo Black ink provides pure blacks when printing on photo papers.
+Color emulation of other HP Designjet printers.
+</code>
+====== HP Serial number ======
+From: Support
+<code>
+wmic bios get serialnumber
+</code>
+====== WMIC ======
+-10-16
+<WRAP center round box >
+Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC), which uses the power of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to enable systems management from the command line, is one of those reasons.
+From <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-2000-server/bb742610(v=technet.10)?redirectedfrom=MSDN>
+What service packs, patches and hotfixes were installed and on what date?
+    wmic qfe get description,installedOn /format:csv
+From <https://ttcshelbyville.wordpress.com/2019/10/20/wmic-a-little-known-command-in-windows-2/>
+</WRAP>
 ====== BIOS and startup Options ======
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 From: http://www.lbrty.com/tech/articles/wx/wx_mkit.html
+Also: http://www.printertechs.com/maintenancekit-instructions/hp-laserjet-8000/265-hp-laserjet-8000-reset-maintenance-count
 <code>
-In some cases (especially if the maintenance kit is installed prematurely – before the “Perform User Maintenance” message comes up), step 1 may not work. In these cases, you will have to go into service mode and directly manipulate the maintenance count:
+In some cases (especially if the maintenance kit is installed prematurely – before the
-Turn the printer off. Then press and hold Select and Cancel Job while powering on. Continue to hold these keys until all display lights are on, then release them.
+“Perform User Maintenance” message comes up), step 1 may not work. In these cases, you
-Press and release the right side of Menu, then Select. The display will briefly show “Service Mode” and return to this after initializing.
+will have to go into service mode and directly manipulate the maintenance count:
-Go into the Service Menu and set “Maintenance Count” to zero, one digit at a time (Value changes the underlined digit; Select sets that digit and moves to the next one – make sure to select all digits). When finished, press Go twice to exit the service mode. Caution: Do not change the “Maintenance Interval” – in particular, do not set it to zero! This can cause a permanent “49” error and necessitate replacement of the formatter board.
+Turn the printer off. Then press and hold Select and Cancel Job while powering on.
+Continue to hold these keys until all display lights are on, then release them.
+Press and release the right side of Menu, then Select. The display will briefly show
+“Service Mode” and return to this after initializing.
+Go into the Service Menu and set “Maintenance Count” to zero, one digit at a time
+(Value changes the underlined digit;
+Select sets that digit and moves to the next one – make sure to select all digits).
+When finished, press Go twice to exit the service mode.
+Caution: Do not change the “Maintenance Interval” – in particular,
+do not set it to zero!
+This can cause a permanent “49” error and necessitate replacement of the formatter board.
 Print a configuration page. One of two things will happen:
-“Pages Since Last Maintenance” will have gone to zero (in this case, no further action is required);
+“Pages Since Last Maintenance” will have gone to zero
-“Perform User Maintenance” will come up on the display. In this case, go back and perform step 1, which will now work.
+(in this case, no further action is required);
+“Perform User Maintenance” will come up on the display.
+In this case, go back and perform step 1, which will now work.
 </code>
 ====== HP Printer Diagrams and Parts ======