Chip converted means what?
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This means the chip has been converted for use as regular ink rather than as a setup cartridge, and that the chip has also been reset to show the cartridge as not having been used, if I understand correctly. This is necessary for newer HP refilled cartridges. If you need to use this as a setup cartridge, ask the seller and they may be able to change this.
264220
not quite sure but the one I bought named that way is working well on my office jet 8600
264221
Sorry, I don't know what that term means. I reviewed this product because I bought it at a very good price and it has performed very well for me. In fact, I'm still using the same cartridges at this time.
1850050
No to changing the chip. Have had several times where the printer told me I was out of toner, but it printed anyway. My printer is a Samsung ML-2165W.
689614
The chip maker is made of silicone and plastic. The whole idea is to cook them in the microwave. You can put slices on a cookie sheet if you want to use the oven.
1890613
The MicroSD chop goes INSIDE the metal half, and together they fit into any standard USB slot and are read like any normal flash/thumb drive.The top part is a simple plastic cover acting as a protective shell for when you don't have it inserted into the slot.The chip friction-fits inside and will have no trouble staying there. It's is removed by pushing the very tiny (takes a fingernail) yellow tab just a bit, that pokes the chip to stick out a tiny bit, but enough that you can grab the chip and remove it fully.
552915
I don't know about that specific chip but it never worked for me - it was just too cheap to worry about the return. I since changed to an HP printer that allows used cartridges.
1376891
Not sure what you mean by chips. The USB part slides out with a tab in the back.
158859
The converter connects to the 2.5 inch laptop card pins. You may have to remove the case from around the card on the intel since the pins are recessed, but the card inside is a standard 2.5 pin set so it will work.
2051268
You'd want to check which chip you've got currently. The hyphenated part number on your original, either a "1272" or "1910" number, will point you to the exact replacement. Takes the guesswork right out of it!
215335
The chip in this ad is the 6338B which is a newer version and direct replacement for the other chips listed. I bought this chip in January and am happy with it.
1161627
Um, i believe the chips are interchangeable, if you know how to solder and desolder. Other then that, no.
2228717
I have a European chip in mine. I have just left in since I returned. I knows where I am
35312
I've bought a replacement chip which is an updated model from ebay. it is the 1280-6338B and can replace the older 1280-6038B 1280-6039B 1280-6138B 1280-6139B which have that issue. I've replaced my 6039 with the newer 6338 which is meant to eliminate that problem. I haven't used the new one for over a year, so I can't tell you if it's better. but looking good so far.
113111
open up a little compartment and just snap it into slot made for chip. very simple.
2268877
The original memory chip is 32, but loses some space when it is formatted. This is standard with all types of computer memory, hard drives, flash drives, etc etc.
1342867
Yes you can cross over and use one chip for another sequence that is in your orginal sequence. You can only use one chip from your original sequence to make another one though.
1544593
They are the chip sets on the motherboard of the computer you are instaling the card on. just avoid motherbords with VIA or ATI chipsets and you wont have a problem.
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Means it's not tied to any network, legally. IOW, there's no contract, buy a chip and go.