How to resolve Paper Jam On Printer

Printer jams will occur at some point during the life of your printer. Jams can be caused by using improper paper weights for print jobs, packing uneven stacks of paper in the tray, exceeding the tray’s capacity, overheating, electrical problems and mechanical problems. You should be able to remove the jammed paper yourself without much difficulty and the removal steps are similar for most printer models. Some printer models will guide you through paper jam removal while others leave you to figure it out on your own. Always read the manufacturer’s guide for instructions specific to your printer model.

Step 1

Press the paper-feed button on the printer once to manually advance the paper off the drum roll or print head. This step is usually sufficient to clear minor paper jams. The printer produces a crumpled piece of partially printed paper and resume normal functioning.

But make sure these errors are not available on your computer.

Step 2

Turn off the printer and unplug it from the socket. If you’re using a laser printer, allow it to cool down completely before proceeding as the drum rolls can get very hot during operation and pose a burn risk.

Step 3

Snap open the protective doors or covers on the paper path, exposing the ink toner or printer cartridge and the stuck paper beneath. You need to remove the toner cartridge for a laser printer. You may need to remove the input trays or open the front and back paper-path doors in order to gain access to the jammed paper, depending on your printer’s design or if the paper is stuck on a feed roll.

Step 4

Hold the edges of the jammed paper with both hands and gently but firmly pull it towards you or in the natural printing direction and out of the printer. Check for any scraps or torn bits of paper and remove these as well to prevent further jamming. Be careful not to cause mechanical damage to the printer while pulling on the paper. If you cannot remove the paper or accidentally break something, call for professional service.

Step 5

Close the printer doors and replace the input trays. Wipe up any traces of loose toner or ink from the outside of the printer and your hands using the towel or napkin. Plug the printer into the electrical socket and turn on the printer.

Step 6

Press the Windows key on your computer keyboard to expand the Start menu and click "Printers and Devices." Double click the printer's icon and delete the failed print job from the printer queue on your computer. Return the printer to “online” mode if necessary.

How to Check the Ink Level on an Printer

Ink cartridges in HP inkjet printers usually contain enough ink to print a few hundred grayscale or color documents before you need to change them. Nevertheless, it is a good idea to have a couple of spare cartridges on hand just in case one runs out of ink during the middle of a print job. If you use your HP printer only occasionally, it might not be necessary to keep a stockpile of cartridges, but you should still monitor ink levels in the printer so you know when to buy a replacement. Checking the ink level in an HP printer is relatively simple and there are a couple ways of doing it depending on the model you own.

Printing a Test Page

Step 1

Click the Windows Start button, then "Devices and Printers."

Step 2

Select the device name of your HP printer in the Printers and Faxes section and right-click it to display a pop-up menu. Click "Printer Properties" on the pop-up menu.

Step 3

Click the "Print Test Page" button in the Printer Properties window. After a few seconds, an HP test page prints from the printer that displays driver properties for the unit as well as a test pattern and current ink levels.


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Netflix Connection Errors

There are lot of netflix connection errors what you facing every day. we explain some common Netflix problems here.  It might be you are suffering with one of them. If you face some of these problems you can get solution according to problem easily.

CAN'T LOG INTO NETFLIX ON VIZIO TV, MODEL E601i-A3

Getting DNS error during netflix connection

Problem in reinstalling netflix apps

Netflix loads slowly or has bad video quality.

Netflix Playback Error N8010

Cannot Connect to Netflix" Error

Netflix not working

Unable to configure Hystrix dashboard

Netflix Instant Viewing Errors

Netflix Error 1006 on iPad & iPhone & iPod Touch

Netflix widget on a Vizio TV problem

How To Watch Netflix On Ubuntu with the Netflix Desktop

How to Stream Netflix to a Sony Blu-ray Player 

Netflix connection error 1007

Netflix connection error UI:113

Netflix connection error NW-4-8

Netflix connection erroripad mini

Netflix connection error NW-4-7

Netflix connection error UI:108

Netflix  connection error 1006

Netflix  connection error 1011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How to Secure Wifi network

Routers typically offer at least two common forms of security: 
WEP, and Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) encryption. 

Both are easy to enable, although you'll get maximum protection from WPA. To activate security, go to your router's browser-based administration tool (the default address for most routers is http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1) and look for the wireless-security area. WPA requires you to enter a simple security phrase (eight to 63 characters), or, with some routers, a more secure (but much harder to remember) 64-digit key.


 Similarly, WEP demands that you choose from 64-bit or 128-bit encryption, and enter an alphanumeric hex phrase, with some routers giving you the option to enter a simpler ASCII phrase. In addition to enabling wireless security, you can also disable the broadcasting of the Service Set Identifier (SSID, or network name). Doing so can make the network more difficult for hackers to see. Also, make sure to enable the router's hardware firewall (more on that later), and change the router's default password. And do not enable file sharing, unless you really use it. This will safeguard your personal files from interlopers.

Dangers If Some Other Person Use Your Wi-Fi Network

Some users see no harm in sharing the Wi-Fi love, giving neighbors and even total strangers free access to the Internet. Others maintain that piggybacking can open their networks to potential danger. The decision is yours, but if you choose not to encrypt, make sure to disable file sharing. Assuming you have your hardware firewall turned on, the worst that probably will happen is that your throughput will drop if your piggybacking neighbors crank up BitTorrent every evening. If you want to determine whether others are using your unsecured network, most routers have a page that lists all the wireless clients currently connected.

Two guys are working on their network like they are chatting, doing their work on their PC or Laptop but the bad guy can secretly monitor what sites you are visiting and what are you doing on your pc.
Bad guy can steal your information without you knowing.

Most people, however, are not comfortable with the idea of allowing just anyone to use their wireless service. In theory, the practice can make your network vulnerable to hackers, since anyone who uses your wireless signal is on your home network. Malevolent users, for instance, could release nasty viruses or hijack your PC. That's not terribly likely, but you should avoid the possibility by using WPA to protect yourself and keep others off your network.

How to Connect Router For Mac Computer

You’ll need to first head into the System Preferences…
Then click on the Network icon…
Then you’ll want to select your network card on the left—you’ll see in my example that I’ve got an AirPort card—and then select the Advanced button near the bottom right corner.
Once you’re there, switch over to the DNS tab, and you can start adding in DNS entries into the list. If you see entries that are grayed out, just ignore them, and click the + symbol at the bottom to add new ones.
You can add the following two items to the list:
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4 


Router Connect for IOS

First, enable WiFi on your device and connect to the WiFi network you want to use. Then, tap the blue arrow button on the right side of the network name to tweak its settings. Now, select the DNS field and enter 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4. Separate different DNS addresses with commas.


Connect Router On Android

Open the Settings on the device.
Select “Wi-Fi”.
Long press your current network, then select “Modify network”.
Mark “Show advanced options” check box.
Change “IP settings” to “Static”
Add the DNS servers 8.8.8.8 to the “DNS 1”, and 8.8.4.4 “DNS 2” fields.
Press “Save” button, disconnect from the network, and reconnect for changes to take effect.  

How to Connect Router in Windows Computer

Its necessary to know how to connect router in windows. Some time there are problem in connecting router with your windows pc. It might be due to junk files or bad connections. 


We can follow this procedure :


Begin by clicking Windows Logo > Control Panel.
Click Network and Internet.
Click on Network & Sharing Center.
Click the name of the connection you wish the edit, to the right of Connections.
Click Properties.
Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties.
Click the radio button next to Use the following DNS server addresses:. This will allow you to enter the DNS server addresses.
The DNS addresses are as follows:
Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4
Click OK on each of the windows and close the Control Panel. Your computer is now configured to use statically assigned DNS server addresses.

What Type Of Problems Router Have

1. Setting up the Router to your home networking
2. Change the router settings
3. Configuration of the Router
4. Troubleshooting any kind of errors
5. We help you to connect the Router to the computer if you are facing any kind of problem while connecting it.
6. Neutralize any kind of router account issues
7. Download the latest drivers so that your PC can work flawlessly
8. Uninstall old drivers
9. Resolve router connection problems.