HP has been scrambling for days to fix a bad firmware that’s leaving some HP OfficeJet Pro 9020e and HP OfficeJet 8010e series printers inoperable with a blue screen of death.

If you’re seeing horizontal lines on your HP laptop screen, it can be really frustrating and can mess with your work or fun. These lines can pop up suddenly and might point to some issues with ...

A mid-May firmware update is causing some HP printers to enter a blue-screen mode, with no way of resolving the issue on the user side—and no patch incoming yet from HP.

HP users saw some serious issues with PCs over the weekend, including the Blue Screen of Death and boot loops. Now, an update from HP might fix the issue.

Microsoft has released a fix for an HP driver that was causing blue screen of death (BSOD) on some HP machines running Windows 10 versions 1803 and 1809. Microsoft said it pulled the buggy ...

Don't hold your breath waiting for a fix from HP. I used to (past tense) love HP products. Last October they put out new firmware for my LaserJet Color Pro M281cdw.

The issue is just the latest for HP, which has spent the last seven years embroiled in controversy for pushing out firmware updates to its printers that disabled third-party ink cartridges.

Microsoft has acknowledged the issues suffered by HP computer owners and issued a patch for both the April and October 2018 Update to fix the Blue Screen Of Death that these systems keep having.