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I’ve been intrigued by HP’s new line of connected printers that anticipate when you’ll need ink refills — and they send them to you before you run out! The service is called HP Instant Ink, and to try it, I was sent the new HP OfficeJet 4650 MultiFunction Printer.HP has a whole new line of Instant Ink-enabled and Instant Ink-ready printers; this one retails for $99.99, and it is aimed at small business owners like myself.The OfficeJet 4650 measures approximately 7.5″ tall by 17.5″ wide by 14.5″ deep, and it weighs about 14.4 pounds. The exterior is composed of matte black plastic, and the design is one that will look nice on an office desk or side table.Included in the box are the OfficeJet 4650 All-in-One printer, an HP 63 black Instant Ink Ready Cartridge (which can print about ~190 pages), an HP 63 Tri-color Instant Ink Ready Cartridge (which can print ~165 pages); a software setup CD, a setup flyer; the power cord, a print guide, and a phone cord.The OfficeJet 4650 has an up to 100-sheet hopper on the bottom that serves as the only paper tray; if you switch from printing documents to photos, you’ll need to manually swap out the paper. If you connect the 4650 to a phone line, it can transmit faxes at 4 seconds a page, and it can receive and print faxes in either color or black & white; it can hold up to 99 fax pages in its 64MB memory (there is no option to add a memory card).When printing in black and white from a computer, the OfficeJet 4650 has a resolution of up to 1200 x 1200 rendered dpi. When printing in color from a computer, the 4650 can have up to a resolution of 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi color when using selected HP photo papers and 1200 input dpi. Black and white prints made on the 4650 look crisp and clean; color prints look sharp and vibrant. Perhaps the biggest caveat is that printing speeds seemed about average to slow; HP says that the printer can do up to 20 black and white print pages per minute, but your mileage will vary based on the size of the paper used, graphics involved, and the amount of print on the page. Some printers will be faster than this one, but since I am not a high-volume printer (and since the Canon I was using before seemed just as slow), this isn’t a deal-breaker for me.The OfficeJet 4650 does all the usual things a multi-function printer does — it prints (including dual-sided pages), copies, scans, and faxes, but with the addition of the HP Instant Ink service, it goes

Bob, I doublechecked and I have the same Adobe version 18.011.20040.In the Control Panel, Devices and printers, there are two references to the HP printer:1) Fax - HP OfficeJet 4650 series2) HPAE34ES (HP OfficeJet 4650 series) (copy 1)When I am in Adobe Acrobat and do a File Print, The preview window shows the HPAE34ES (HP Office Jet 4650 series) (copy 1) in the name for printer and the document shows up in the preview window The major difference now is that when I send the Adobe document to the printer, the Control Panel dialog box which shows up when I click see what's printing does NOT show the document in the queue. It is as if the document I sent to the printer vanished into the ether. This morning, the document would show up in the dialog box as being in the queue even though it does not print out.Do I need to uninstall the HP printer software and re-install again?Thank you.

Hi @mmurray358,Welcome to The HP Support Community. Thank you for posting your query, I will be glad to help you.I understand your HP OfficeJet 4650 Printer is not printing from Chromebook, here are some steps you can follow to troubleshoot and set up the printer: 1. Make sure your printer supports Google Cloud Print: HP OfficeJet 4650 supports printing via Google Cloud Print. However, as Google Cloud Print was deprecated, newer printing protocols like Wi-Fi Direct or HP Print for Chrome should be used.2. Enable Wi-Fi Direct Printing: On your printer: Press the Wi-Fi Direct button (or access it via the printer's control panel). If Wi-Fi Direct is off, turn it on. Make sure the printer is broadcasting its Wi-Fi Direct name. On your Chromebook: Click on the clock in the lower-right corner and go to Settings. Select Wi-Fi and look for your printer’s Wi-Fi Direct name in the list of available networks. Connect to it using the default password provided by your printer. 3. Use HP Print for Chrome Extension: If you haven’t installed it already, go to the HP Print for Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store. After installing: Open HP Print for Chrome. Click the extension icon from the Chrome toolbar. Add your HP OfficeJet 4650 printer by following the on-screen prompts. Try printing a test page. 4. Update Chromebook OS and Printer Firmware: Ensure that your Chromebook is up to date with the latest version. Check if there are any firmware updates available for your HP OfficeJet 4650 by visiting the HP Support Website.5. Print via USB Cable (If Needed): If Wi-Fi or wireless printing doesn’t work, connect your printer to the Chromebook using a USB cable. You may need to manually add the printer in Settings > Advanced > Printing.Refer to this document: HP

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