Will the printer and/or driver nag you that you are not using genuine cartriges?
1107089
It did get a message from HP to verify the ink cartridges and I told it NO. HP stopped after a couple of times of getting the message. I must also add that I am very satisfied with the 5 pack that I purchase as they are working fine and are lasting longer than any of the other substitute / refurbished ink cartridges that I have used in the past. Very happy with the 5 pack and not getting any messages from HP about verifying the ink cartridges. Steve
1107090
No, I had no trouble at all! In fact I am getting ready to order them again. Hopes this helps!
1107091
I don't recall any problems of rejection. I use the printer a lot, and all seems to run smoothly.
1107092
Funny! No but the previous "used" cartridges I have used in the past didn't produce as many prints as the original, but I paid for "new" cartridges not used and I wasn't made aware of the fact . Besides that wasn't a very professional question to ask a customer but obviously you don't care.
1107093
No - I run my own business and print a lot and all I did was add the cartridges and close the door and print
1483884
Yes, but I bought an additional one as well. I use the printer daily, so I was being cautious. I love the printer, btw.
1998203
Note: HP sent me an email, saying if I use anything other than "Genuine" HP cartridges, I will void my PRINTER warranty (gulp), BUT I considered that if I have to buy another printer, I will buy one that has ink that doesn't cost as much as the printer itself! My printer identified the reused cartridge.
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It certainly looks like it. The packaging is bang on however, that doesn't mean the cartridge isn't a refill and you won't know that until it's placed in the printer. If it is a refurbish or refill, the printed will tell you the date stamp has expired and/or this cartridge may be a counterfeit.
720513
check your computer and printer in window to see if you installed the cartridge right , I haven't no problem with mine
217152
Hi, I can't tell by looking at the cartridge if it's a OEM or a remanufactured cartridge. If your printer is telling you that it's not genuine,then it's probably not. I hope this helps.Ernie
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No. The printer requires that all cartridges be in place to operate; otherwise, you get an error message. And the printer's technology can tell exactly which color cartridge is missing.
1347397
Not at all. I've had no troubles with the toner cartridge. My printer has not even acknowledged that I'm not using authentic Canon toner in it.
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if it is not recoginsed dont use it you will mess up your printer and void you warranty almost happen to me
799089
Yes, but be sure to buy HP cartridges, some others are seen as counterfeit and cause problems with alignment.
515313
I don't know. The printer is generic so a hired tech. used driver of another printer
1610600
Go to control panel, verify printer is actually loaded and recognized. Go through printer diagnostics and print a test page. Even do a simple flatbed copy as well to prove there are no mechanical problems. If necessary finally reload your drivers.
199017
Yes. If you get the warning that the ink is not "Genuine Epson", just select OK your way through it. In levels are correct and the in does work.
1121556
Yes. Shouldnt be a problem but every setuo is different. Only had a problem on windows 8 with the software i used but could have been the application and not the physical printer
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If you are purchasing a new one, I would think so, however, I am not sure. You better check with the vendor. I will add my two cents as to the printer and cartridges. The printer is a great printer; it is fast, prints high quality color copies and we've had our printer for years without any problems (knock on wood) and it is a shared printer in an office of 8 people. The only drawback is the outrageous cost of the cartridges. Had we known how costly they are, we probably would not have purchased the printer. We should have researched that and included in our pros and cons printer comparison, but did not. Anyway, I would give the printer 5 stars if you can afford the expensive cartridges. If you are purchasing a new one, I would think so, however, I am not sure. You better check with the vendor. I will add my two cents as to the printer and cartridges. The printer is a great printer; it is fast, prints high quality color copies and we've had our printer for years without any problems (knock on wood) and it is a shared printer in an office of 8 people. The only drawback is the outrageous cost of the cartridges. Had we known how costly they are, we probably would not have purchased the printer. We should have researched that and included in our pros and cons printer... » Read More If you are purchasing a new one, I would think so, however, I am not sure. You better check with the vendor. I will add my two cents as to the printer and cartridges. The printer is a great printer; it is fast, prints high quality color copies and we've had our printer for years without any problems (knock on wood) and it is a shared printer in an office of 8 people. The only drawback is the outrageous cost of the cartridges. Had we known how costly they are, we probably would not have purchased the printer. We should have researched that and included in our pros and cons printer comparison, but did not. Anyway, I would give the printer 5 stars if you can afford the expensive cartridges. « Show Less
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I am afraid that you would have to go back to the manufacturer to find out that information...all I know is that these cartridges work fine and prints very good photos when used with good photo paper.
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Check the end of the box for a listing. If you printer is not there the answer is "No" and, believe me, the printer knows. My printer would not use this box of ink and I wish it would. My printer does not use all these colors.