HP 5625U User guide

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User guide

HP 5625U: Harness the Power of Seamless Connection and Effortless Printing

Introducing the HP 5625U, your gateway to seamless connectivity and effortless printing. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, this device empowers you to print, scan, and copy with remarkable ease and efficiency. Say goodbye to tangled cables and embrace the freedom of wireless printing with HP's advanced wireless capabilities. Connect your devices effortlessly and unlock the convenience of printing from virtually anywhere within your wireless network's reach.

HP 5625U: Harness the Power of Seamless Connection and Effortless Printing

Introducing the HP 5625U, your gateway to seamless connectivity and effortless printing. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, this device empowers you to print, scan, and copy with remarkable ease and efficiency. Say goodbye to tangled cables and embrace the freedom of wireless printing with HP's advanced wireless capabilities. Connect your devices effortlessly and unlock the convenience of printing from virtually anywhere within your wireless network's reach.

HP Notebook PCs - Battery does not power
notebook or hold a charge
The removable battery of your HP notebook might not hold a charge due to a
faulty power supply or AC adapter and might need to be replaced after testing all
components.
If your notebook computer battery does not power the notebook or hold a
charge, troubleshoot the battery to see if it needs to be replaced. If the battery
indicator light, located near the power icon, does not glow or always blinks, there
is a battery problem. Your computer might operate correctly when it is connected
to the AC adapter, but not when using battery power.
NOTE:
To check if your battery is affected by the notebook computer battery recall and
replacement program, go to HP Notebook Computer Battery Safety Recall and
Replacement Program.
NOTE:
The maximum capacity of the battery decreases over time and with use. Loss of
battery capacity varies depending on the product configuration and usage,
including but not limited to: product model, applications running, power
management settings, and product features. The battery warranty does not cover
natural deterioration of battery capacity. Your battery is warranted from defects
in materials or workmanship resulting in failure. When contacting HP Customer
Support, you might be required to run an HP diagnostic test to determine if your
battery is covered under the warranty.
Reset the computer when Windows does not
start normally
Use Windows Recovery Environment to reset the system when Windows does
not start normally.
1. Choose a method to open Windows Recovery Environment.
o Restart your computer, and then immediately press the f11 key repeatedly.
o Click Start . Press and hold the shift key, click Power, and then
select Restart while holding the shift key. Continue holding the shift key while
the computer restarts.
2. On the Choose an option screen, select Troubleshoot.
3. On the Troubleshoot screen, select Reset this PC.
4. Follow the instructions to reset your computer. This might take a few minutes.
HP PCs - How to reset your computer to factory
settings (Windows 11, 10)
Resetting your computer to factory settings might be necessary if the operating
system is damaged, the hard drive is corrupted, the computer is infected by a
virus, or you are transferring ownership of the computer. HP System Recovery
removes all hard drive data and reinstalls the original operating system.
NOTE:
HP Cloud Recovery is available for HP PCs manufactured in 2016 and later. HP
Cloud Recovery allows you to download recovery software to a USB flash drive. If
your computer is not supported by HP Cloud Recovery, go to HP PCs - Reset the
computer for more information.
Preparing for system recovery in Windows
Before performing a system recovery, review the topics that might prevent the
need to run a recovery or might help to ensure a successful recovery.
Correct startup or boot issues
Many startup or boot issues are caused by minor problems that are easily
corrected. Before recovering your computer, try to determine if other, non-
destructive, corrective actions will fix the problem.
For more information, see HP PCs - Computer does not boot or start.
Back up important files
HP recommends that you back up your files on an external drive or CD/DVD on a
regular basis. Scheduled backups can help you recover some, if not all, of your
information in the event that something happens to the original files on your
computer.
NOTE:
Factory resetting your computer destroys all the files on the hard drive. If you
did not back up your files before running a factory reset, the computer might
display a prompt to make a backup copy of your files before the reset performs
any action that erases or deletes files.
For more information on backing up your important files, see HP PCs - Backing
Up Your Files.
Complete a Microsoft System Restore
If your computer develops a problem, perform a Microsoft System Restore before
performing a system restore.
The Microsoft System Restore function returns the computer to a restore point, which
resets all of the settings for the operating system to those settings that existed at the
time the restore point was created. No personal data files, such as email, documents, or
pictures are lost. For more information on Microsoft System Restore, see HP PCs - Using
Microsoft System Restore.
Know which type of recovery to perform
There are several different types of recovery. See the following tables for more
information on recovery options.
Perform a system recovery in Windows
Identify the correct recovery tool for your computer and find step-by-step instructions
for performing a recovery or reset.
Select a recovery process for Windows
Use one of the following links based on the type of recovery or reset that you want to
perform:
Solve common Windows recovery issues
The most common cause of recovery issues is interruption of the process or turning off
the computer before the recovery and setup is complete.
For more information, see HP PCs - Reset the computer.
Update your computer after system recovery
After performing a system recovery, HP recommends installing updates through
Windows Update.
For more information, see HP PCs - Updating drivers using Windows update (Windows
11, 10).
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HP 5625U User guide

Type
User guide

HP 5625U: Harness the Power of Seamless Connection and Effortless Printing

Introducing the HP 5625U, your gateway to seamless connectivity and effortless printing. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, this device empowers you to print, scan, and copy with remarkable ease and efficiency. Say goodbye to tangled cables and embrace the freedom of wireless printing with HP's advanced wireless capabilities. Connect your devices effortlessly and unlock the convenience of printing from virtually anywhere within your wireless network's reach.

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