Thread: Getting ineffective to open HP PML wood process message

I recently purchased an HP printer that I connected to the computer. Then I installed all the drivers that I had with the CD, the printer worked fine. Then I noticed a number of processes in Task Manager, going to head all the processes from there, and I went to services and there I set this process in hand. But when I turned on my computer so you can check the ink levels. I do not know why it happened so please help me overcome this.

I think it's due to changes in certain parameters. Therefore, you must return all settings back so that you can get the ink. I guess when you try to change the process or end of the process at this point in the process of ink have been disabled. So I recommend you start this process again and put all these processes to automatically return to normal. I think it will work and probably help solve the problem.

Yes he is right, you are not able to check the ink levels may be because the process that makes this task really is not started. As you will find many processes, you should have noticed this before the process is not the task and then turn it off as you wish. So I searched for the process and found that there is a process called HPZipm12.exe to do to get the ink. So start the process manually and set this automatically permanent.

Thanks for the replies and give me some solutions. I just tried to restore the values that have been done for me, so when I went to services and the process is automatic, then you could not open the driver PML process of writing a message. So I tried to use the msconfig utility, but I ask your administrator password, but the thing is that I am the administrator, so why ask me password. The printer works fine, the ink levels are not simply presented here.

The system is to verify that you are an administrator. I know it should not be, but you just try to set the administrator password, then check if you have permission to make this process automatically. Otherwise you may need to update your HP printer drivers. I guess the drivers could be destroyed if a newer version of your HP printer model from their support site and then I guess the problem would be solved.