Internal Error 0x50

Have you seen this error on your HP Color Laserjet CM1312 MFP nfi?

PCL XL Error
Subsystem: TEXT
Error: InternalError 0x50
Operator: BeginChar
Position: 52

Here's the solution for your problem:
1. Restart the printer and try to print a document. Mostly it should work.
2. Control Panel
3. Printers and Faxes
4. Right click HP Color Laserjet CM1312 nfi
5. Select Printing Preferences
6. Advanced Tab
7. On Print Data Optimization, change to Optimize for Text and Vector
8. Apply then try printing a document.

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Less than 4 lbs HP laptop: HP Pavilion dv2-1030

This laptop is the lightest ever made by HP for its line of Ultra-Portable Pavilion Notebooks, notably less than 4 lbs, 3.95 lbs to be exact. I’m going to love this product, especially I am always on the go, and I can carry the laptop with me. You’ll never know the urgency of creating post anytime of the day (I prefer to use notebooks than mini’s). The screen is measured 12.1 inches only, with a big heart of processor: AMD Athlon Neo Processor for Ultrathin Notebooks MV-40. This type of processor incorporates the dual-core technology with a speed of 1.6GHz (wait, correct me if this is a real new pc from HP), and it can accommodate Windows XP even!It has the SuperMulti 8 DVD+/-R/RW DL support CD-ROM drive (and not the slot-load drive that's more seen with apple computers, oh no its not Blue-ray), so you will not worry if the CD is stuck inside, by manually pressing the hole you can open the drive. The operating system is a genuine Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit with service Pack 1. FYI for 64-bit OS, the minimum RAM is 4GB; unfortunately there is only 1 memory slot. So upgrading the RAM requires 1 piece of 8GB RAM (good luck in finding one). The capacity is 320GB (good enough) with speed of 5400 RPM Sata hard drive. Other specs that should not be forgotten is its capabilities to do wireless connections and the built-in camera that is as good as 1.3MP.

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USING RECOVERY FROM HDD

Buying computer nowadays has a separate partition in the HDD for you to use if something happens to your operating system (xp or vista) and it’s pretty easy to access. No need for the original operating system CD to use once you access this. The only disadvantage is if this partition in the HDD was corrupted; you need to use the original CDS to reinstall the operating system again. Make sure to back up your files before doing these steps so you won’t lose any precious information from your computer.

DELL COMPUTERS:
Press CTRL + F11 (XP) to get into DELL PC RESTORE or DELL FACTORY IMAGE RESTORE
1. Select Restore
2. Press Confirm for data deletion and HDD will be formatted to factory settings
3. Finish then restart
For Vista, simply pressing F8 during the Dell logo screen, select Repair your computer, select the username and password, select Dell Fartory Image.

HP COMPUTERS:
Press F11, you get 3 choices for PC RECOVERY
1. R for recovery console
2. F for formatting of the HDD into the original or factory settings, all data will be lost
3. Q for Quit

TOSHIBA COMPUTERS:
Press 0 (zero) then turn the pc off, turn it back on still pressing it down firmly.
When you see the Toshiba logo, start tapping 0 (zero) until you hear the beeping sound.
Then the "HDD RECOVERY MODE" will be displayed, then it will load the Toshiba recovery program.

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