need to buy usb cable for hp deskjet 1000- will this 2.0 cable be compatible?
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It worked for my HP OfficeJet 7780. If the connection to the printer is "square" and not like a GPS or Phone connection, it will work.
596775
Its a standard USB cable and will work...very well made with a decent price
596776
It did for me. But I have a different HP printer. I recommend asking a Bestbuy employee
723258
I used an HP printer with a USB connect. The computer found and loaded the drivers, no problem. I just had to go into the control panel and change the default printer.
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Despite what others say, the connector is standard USB ON BOTH ENDS. On the PC end, it is the standard type-A and on the printer end, type-B. I promise.
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My guess is No. Go to the HP Website and there is a compatible docking station table. You will know for sure.
760682
Sorry, I am not familiar with the HP 1000 110A, so I couldn't compare. If it is USB compatible (if it has a USB port) then it should work.
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Yes it will work with a USB 2.0 because that all I have in my computers..it works like a charm...
1358994
Yes - Hi-Speed USB 2.0 - I use a USB cable to hook to my ancient HP Desk Top -
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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Our printer is an HP OfficeJet Pro K5400 Series and the cable works great. If your printer is, an HP PSC 2175 All-in-One Printer this cable should work for you. I checked with Best Buy, they advise if the cable works for one HP printer it will work for your printer. You cannot beat the price. Norm
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It works on almost all printers made this decade so I would guess it would work on yours. Nothing beats a fresh usb cable!
160059
A standard USB to printer cable is correct and should be a few dollars at WalMart or BestBuy, or you local supermarket.,(http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Compatible+With+HP+PSC+All-in-One+Printer+USB+2.0+Cable+Cord+A-B+-+White/1307200988.p?id=mp1307200988&skuId;=1307200988&st;=printer%20cable&cp;=1&lp;=6). Hope this helps.
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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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Dell Support chat says that it is compatible with USB 3.0. Not everything is. My old HP Laserjet 1300 will not connect to my ASUS laptop that has only USB 3.0 ports. (Windows 8.1)
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I do believe it dose, you can check by going to www.hp://deskjet1000printer.com/support
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I don't see why not. All printers use the same standard cable. If it has a square shaped input on the printer it will work and go from there to any USB port on your computer.
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Look carefully at the square end. That is a standard connector for a printer and perhaps other devices. If you have that kind of connector end, it will fit. The other end is your USB connector that attaches to the computer.
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I don't know specifically but if the printer only has a 25 pin parallel port and you need as USB connection, then this cord should work for you. It appears from what little research I did on your printer that, in addition to the parallel port, it has a USB port which should make an adapter cable unnecessary. Hope this helps.