Will this cable work on the HP officepro jet 8600? Also, is this the cord to connect to computer to print?
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If you have a USB port on your printer, then I would say yes, this cable should work for you. It connects directly from the USB port on your printer to your computer. It's working very well for me.
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If I am correct, this particular cable will only work on some HP printers such as HP Color Laser Jet CM2320mf MFP. Some places state that they work on all HP printers, which is actually misleading. I recommend that you do a little more research, like typing "which USB cable for HP officepro jet 8600" and see what comes up.
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This cable connects directly from USB port on computer tower to printer and works well. I have used it only on HP 4680 model printer and do not know about newer models.
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I do not know if it will fit the 8600. I used it for a different model printer, yes I used the USB port to connect to printer for printing.
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I don't think so. I bought and use this cable for connecting my laser printer to my computer.
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I used this cable to connect my HP printer to a new CPU that did not have the old screw in connection. Once you hook up the printer to the CPU the wireless connection is a separate issue. Hopes this helps.
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Hello! Sorry I can't help for sure, but I do not own that printer! Not sure why Amazon thinks I do. However, the cable does look to be a standard USB printer cable. The flat connector goes into the PC and the "covered bridge" connector goes into the printer, I would think. The 10' length is really nice.
2016203
If it has USB a connector it will work. You need to order one that is the right length to reach from your printer to the computer.
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Yes that is the correct cord for that model. It fit and worked perfectly on my printer with no problems.
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Sheri, i am not 100% sure as i used it for a HP Laserjet 1100. For the price of the cable i would give it a try. It's a lot less than buying a newer printer if you laserjet 5 is working fine. I was told by our IT guy here it would not work for my Laserjet 1100 as i was going from a PC with Windows XP to one with Windows 7 which only has USB ports. I purchased the cable and found i needed a mini parallel connector so had to buy a large parrallel to mini parallel adapter which was not expensive. Then had to go to HP to get driver to load to use my Laserjet 1100 with windows 7. If you have changed operating systems too then you might need to download a driver for it. All in all not difficult for some like me with moderate computer skills. Good Luck :)
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It's hard to say without me actually owning the HP 3050A and this cord, but basically if the ends match, it will work. Think of it like an extension cord. It just has to pass the messages through it. The one end on this is found on all computers. The other end much be the shape that your printer requires. Take a good look at that end and if it matches, it will most likely do the job.
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Hi. It's just a standard USB printer cable. It has been my experience that these are the universal standard printer cables for all printers.
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Not sure if I have the same model as this off the top of my head but look at the end of the cord... if your printer has a port that looks like this with the two prongs it will work. It worked for mine perfectly.
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Sorry but I do not remember. I have another printer now and I am not certain about that particular cord.
706064
Sorry, I used this cable with an HP Color LaserJet 4500 printer; I have no way to know if it will work for others, but then again, what's the cost in trying it? If it works you've saved your printer. If it doesn't, skip a meal at McDonald's to recover the change. Actually, if you're still eating fast food you have much greater concerns than a dysfunctional printer.
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I have an HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus hooked into my router/modem (wireless network) and it works fine.
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I remember setting up my HP 8500 office jet pro and having the same issue. What I found was that HP sent a 2 wire phone cable and you had to use that prior to any extension or splitter. Any RJ11 cable you buy today has 4 wire so that it will work with RJ12 2 line phones. I am sure that HP did this deliberately to insure future sales of their overpriced cable. I have recently moved and of course lost that cable and I am now in the same boat as the rest of you. I hope your watching HP
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For my XP and Windows 8, the cable is good enough only for hardware recognition. When I print to this device (my HP Laserjet 6L), nothing happened. It needs more unfortunately.
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This cable is a standard printer cable. 90% of all printers; if not more than that, use this industry standard cable. I have Canon, HP, and Dell printers and this cable fits them all.
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Hello! Sorry I can't help for sure, but I do not own that printer! Not sure why Amazon thinks I do. However, the cable is a standard USB printer cable. The flat connector goes into the Dell D830 (good notebook!) and the "covered bridge" connector goes into the printer. Almost all printers today have this as a standard connection. Cable works very well; I was able to connect a desktop computer to a non-wireless printer 10 feet away.