Epson Printer offline windows 10

Solution of Epson Printer offline windows 10

When I try to print with a printer, "Epson Printer offline windows 10" is displayed on the computer screen and I cannot print! So, I think you've experienced it once. This time, I will explain step by step what to do if the printer goes offline, so please check it in order. 

This can happen primarily due to incorrect printer settings in Windows or due to glitches in the Epson printer product kit. Don't worry, follow the steps below to troubleshoot your printer problem and turn your Windows status back to online.

SOLUTION OF EPSON PRINTER OFFLINE WINDOWS 10:

Check the printer body and cable

First, let's take a look at the condition of the printer and cables.

Isn't it in the following state?

-The printer is not turned on.

-The cable that connects the computer and the printer is not connected.

-Data waiting to be printed remains-

"Error" etc. is displayed on the printer screen.

-The error lamp is blinking.

-The wireless LAN is not connected (when connected by wireless LAN).

The printer is not turned on

It's not dark under the lighthouse, but when you look at the printer itself, it's possible that the power isn't turned on or the power cord isn't plugged into the outlet.

As basic troubleshooting, let's first check if the power is on in the first place.

The cable that connects the computer and the printer is not connected.

This is also a common phenomenon that the cable (wired LAN / USB cable) that connects to the computer is not connected or is not plugged in.

Let's check first.

By the way, if you want to reconnect the USB, turn off the power of the computer and printer, disconnect the power cord, and then reconnect it.

Data waiting to be printed remains

If the print data sent from the personal computer is not printed due to a pause during printing, out of ink, or a defective printer, the

the personal computer may remain in the "waiting for printing" state.

Because of this, the printer may not be working, so delete the data waiting to be printed once.

"Error" etc. is displayed on the printer screen

Next, if "Error" is displayed on the printer screen or the error lamp is blinking, there is a problem with the printer itself.

The corrective action differs depending on the model number of the printer you are using, but the solution is described in the instruction manual of the printer you are using, so let's check that first.

Wifi is not connected

If your computer and printer are connected via wireless LAN, the wireless LAN may not be connected in the first place.

In that case, not only the printer but also the Internet will not be connected.

There are many reasons why you can't connect, but it's likely that your modem or router isn't working.

If the modem is not working and you try to connect to the Internet with your computer, you will get "Error 651".

In this case, you may be able to connect by turning off the modem, unplugging the power cord from the outlet, waiting for about 1 minute, reconnecting, and restarting.

However, for specific solutions, it is better to check the instruction manual of the modem or contact the line supplier or product support directly.

* Check the instruction manual for the router as well.

 

Check your computer settings.

If there is no problem with the printer itself, cable, or wireless LAN connection status, there may be a problem with the network connection between the computer and the printer.

Mainly, it is possible that you are offline due to the network settings on your computer, so I will explain how to deal with this.

 

1. 1. Open the control panel.

First, open the "Control Panel" on your computer.

For Windows 7: Click the Windows logo (Start) button at the bottom left of the computer screen, and then click "Control Panel".

For Windows 8: Click Settings from the charm bar on the right side of the desktop screen, then click Control Panel.

For Windows 10: Enter "Control Panel" in the search box at the bottom left of the computer screen, and click "Control Panel".

 

2. 2. Open "Devices and Printers".

After opening the control panel, click "Devices and Printers".

* For Windows 8, "Display device and printer".

 

3. 3. Select the target printer and open a print job.

Since the device and printer information is displayed, click the icon of the printer that is offline, and

then click "View Print Job" on the toolbar.

 

4. Uncheck offline.

A print job menu will pop up, click Printer on the toolbar.

A list of menus will be displayed. If "Use the printer offline" is checked, click it to uncheck it.

I was able to cancel the offline setting. Please try to print again. 

Reinstall the driver

I still can't print even after canceling the offline setting! !! In that case, there may be a problem with the driver version of the printer you are using.

Basically, if the OS is Windows 7 or higher, the driver will be updated automatically as long as you are connected to the Internet, but if

it is not automatically installed for some reason, install the latest driver by the following method. Let's do it.

 

1. 1. Open "Devices and Printers".

Open the control panel and click "Devices and Printers" as described in "Checking your computer settings" earlier.

 

2. 2. Open the properties and click "New Driver".

Since device and printer information is displayed, place the mouse cursor on the icon of the printer that is offline,

right-click, and click "Printer Properties".

 

Then, the properties will open in a pop-up, so click "Advanced" on the tab and then click "New Driver".

 

3. 3. Add a new driver.

A screen called "Adding a plier driver wizard" will be displayed. Click "Next".

 

Next, you will be taken to the printer selection screen. Select the printer that is offline and click "Next".

 

Now that the driver has been added, click Finish.

The driver has been added. Let's try printing again.

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