HP OfficeJet Pro 9010e series web Services do not work
CauseThe printer is not connected to the Internet, Web Services is off, or proxy settings are wrong. Source: Solve Web Services problems, p. 177
First checkMake sure the printer is connected to the Internet using an Ethernet or wireless connection. These web features do not work over a USB cable.
Causes and checks
The printer is not connected to the Internet, Web Services is off, or proxy settings are wrong. Source: Solve Web Services problems, p. 177
- Make sure the printer is connected to the Internet using an Ethernet or wireless connection. These web features do not work over a USB cable.
- Make sure the latest product updates are installed on the printer.
- Make sure Web Services is enabled on the printer.
- Make sure the network hub, switch or router is turned on and working correctly.
- If you use an Ethernet cable, make sure it is not a phone cord or a crossover cable and that it is securely connected to the printer.
- If you use a wireless connection, make sure the wireless network is functioning properly.
- If your network uses proxy settings, check that the proxy settings entered are valid. If the proxy settings used by your firewall have changed, update them in the printer control panel or the embedded web server.
- Print the Web access test report to identify Internet connectivity issues that affect Web Services. See Print a printer report.
Service
If the checks above do not clear it, contact HP support, hp.com/support. Chat with an HP support agent or the HP Virtual Agent online, or call an HP support agent. Free for in-warranty customers. Source: Contact HP, p. 184
Other OfficeJet Pro 9010e series problems
- Paper is not picked up from a trayPaper is not loaded correctly, the guides are misaligned, or the paper is curled.
- Pages are skewingThe paper is not aligned to the paper-width guides, paper was loaded during printing, or the rear access door is open.
- Multiple pages are being picked upThe guides are loose, the stack is too tall, or the tray is overloaded.
- Document feeder picks up multiple pages or does not pick up plain paperThe document feeder rollers or separator pad carry residue.
- Print carriage is blockedPaper or another object blocks the print carriage.
- HP+ printer does not print2 causes in the manual. First: the printer is not connected to the Internet.
- Page does not print (unable to print)The printer is off, out of paper, paused, offline or stuck on a print job.
- Printer does not turn on or has a power problemThe power cord is loose or the printer needs a power reset.
- Print quality is poorCartridges, settings, alignment or printhead condition affect print quality.
- Printhead alignment fails2 causes in the manual. First: colored paper is loaded in the input tray.
- Copy or scan does not work correctly2 causes in the manual. First: the scanner glass and lid backing are not clean.
- The printer cannot receive faxes, but can send faxes3 causes in the manual. First: distinctive Ring, Auto Answer or other equipment on the line prevents reception.
- The printer cannot send faxes, but can receive faxes2 causes in the manual. First: the printer dials too fast or too soon.
- The printer is having problems sending and receiving faxes3 causes in the manual. First: the printer is off, still starting up, or has an error.
- Fax tones are recorded on my answering machineThe answering machine is not connected directly to the printer, or both devices answer after the same number of rings.
- The computer cannot receive faxes (HP Digital Fax)The computer selected to receive faxes is off, or HP Digital Fax is not activated.
- Printer does not connect to the wireless networkThe network settings need to be reset, or the network test shows a failure.
- Wi-Fi Direct connection does not workWi-Fi Direct is off, or the device is not connected to the printer's Wi-Fi Direct name.
- Ethernet connection does not workThe network, the cable, or security software blocks the connection.
- Embedded web server cannot be openedThe network setup, the computer, the web browser or the printer IP address is at fault.
- The printer shuts down unexpectedlyThe power connection is loose.
- Printer turns itself off after inactivityAuto-Off is enabled.
Sources
- User Guide, HP OfficeJet Pro 9010e All-in-One series. HP Development Company, L.P. Document c06940372, revision ENWW (PDF created 2021-02-26), 219 pages, en. h10032.www1.hp.com (PDF). Retrieved 13 November 2026.
Page numbers are the numbers printed in the manual. Where this page and the manual differ, follow the manual.