On a MacBook running macOS High Sierra, I was able to send a print job to the HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 and it printed fine. Hopefully, HP and Apple will work expeditiously to get this issue resolved!Īs of, it appears HP and Apple have resolved the issue. HP is supposedly working with Apple to address the issue but at the time of writing this post, the issue has not been resolved and it is unclear how temporary a disruption this will be. While it’s not ideal and results may vary depending on the version of macOS you are running and the HP printer that you are printing to, you’ll at least be able to print if you really need to. This will allow you to print in black & white only. An alternative workaround is to use the Generic PCL Driver instead of the HP driver if you just need to print. As for the AirPrint workaround, I couldn’t test it as the HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 does not support AirPrint however, if your HP printer does support AirPrint, you can give the suggested workaround a try. I did test this on another Mac running macOS Catalina and ran into the same issue and the issue also extends to an old MacBook running macOS High Sierra.
For context, I’m running the latest version of macOS Catalina and I’m printing to a HP OfficeJet Pro 8500. It was bizarre given that I had no problems printing from my MacBook the day before, I hadn’t recently installed any new macOS updates or HP driver updates, all the typical troubleshooting steps and fixes didn’t work, there were no connectivity or hardware issues and I was able to print fine from a Windows PC. Error messages include “ Stopped – ‘Filter’ failed” and “One or more components of the HP printing software are corrupted or missing …”įor me, it happened at the worst time as I had numerous documents to print on Friday and spent hours trying to troubleshoot and research the issue.
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Without valid, signed credentials, macOS will not recognize or accept those HP drivers resulting in a variety of error messages if you attempt to print to your HP printer from your Mac.
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