Printers come with a disk. The Acer has no place for one.I'm looking at the Epson Inkjets. Compatible?
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Yes; I have an Epson Inkjet that I use with my laptop. I can't remember whether I used the USB cord or my wireless connection, but the instructions that came with the printer did include instructions that did not require the disk and I remember it was pretty easy.
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Most companies have their drivers and supporting software located online. You'll need to download them, then follow the instructions given by the site. Otherwise you'll need to use an external CD drive to access the software on the disk.
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I'm going to assume a replacement for the hard disk is what your looking for...I would say yes but after having this particular computer myself for barely a month and having the ethernet fail after only two weeks, I couldn't recommend spending any further money on it. Acer has become worse than the old Packard Bell in the quality arena. And the support people are pretty useless. Use it until it dies and buy something else made by almost anyone else. Forget Acer!
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Thanks. Printer arrived and I'm all set up; had an extra USB on hand.Seems like some printers don't include the ink now. Like everything, you're charged the same, if not more, and get less in the box.
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There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Doffice-products&field-keywords;=deskjet+1000+continuous+ink&rh;=n%3A1064954%2Ck%3Adeskjet+1000+continuous+ink Found this. Maybe it'll help. Do lots of research before you commit to buy. Read the reviews even though a lot may be biased. At least you will get a better idea of what it is and whether or not you really want to chance it on a reservoir system. There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Doffice-products&field-keyword...; » Read More There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Doffice-products&field-keywords;=deskjet+1000+continuous+ink&rh;=n%3A1064954%2Ck%3Adeskjet+1000+continuous+ink Found this. Maybe it'll help. Do lots of research before you commit to buy. Read the reviews even though a lot may be biased. At least you will get a better idea of what it is and whether or not you really want to chance it on a reservoir system. « Show Less
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Get an Epson printer. Hp printers are horrible and a waste of $$$. Hp = high Maintaince printer
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It only prints special black I'd cards. No disks. You can check with printer company if your model has the ability to print on special inkjet disks. Most require an adapter plate as special printer mode to print on a disk. With Epson they provide the adapter with the printer at the time of purchase. You can check manufacturer specs on the model printer for the option of printing on disks. Then do a search on amazon for the needed adapter. Which will print one disk at a time using special software for creating a layout for a disk. Most manufacturers provide that software on the driver disk that comes with the printer. It only prints special black I'd cards. No disks. You can check with printer company if your model has the ability to print on special inkjet disks. Most require an adapter plate as special printer mode to print on a disk. With Epson they provide the adapter with the printer at the time of purchase. You can check manufacturer specs on the model printer for the option of printing on disks. Then do a search on amazon for the needed adapter. Which will print one disk at a time using special software for creating a layout for a disk. Most manufacturers provide that software on the driver disk... » Read More It only prints special black I'd cards. No disks. You can check with printer company if your model has the ability to print on special inkjet disks. Most require an adapter plate as special printer mode to print on a disk. With Epson they provide the adapter with the printer at the time of purchase. You can check manufacturer specs on the model printer for the option of printing on disks. Then do a search on amazon for the needed adapter. Which will print one disk at a time using special software for creating a layout for a disk. Most manufacturers provide that software on the driver disk that comes with the printer. « Show Less
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Yes. Honestly I have not tried this feature since I have an Epson printer that also prints CDs and DVDs.
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I would think it would be fine. Just download the printer description from epson. Application are what interface with the printer not some much the touch function of the computer
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Some printers, I have an Epson inkjet, have CD/DVD print capability. The printer drivers help format for the disk. Many USA printers companies do not offer the option. Epson has in the recent past on some models (such as Artisan 837). Outside the USA apparently some printer companies offer the option more than inside the USA. Sometimes it is possible to find adapter kits on eBay - so I've been told.
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check with the seller or the vender or there should be a list of compatible printers
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I would Google for that info. I had the Easyshare printers till they quit making full pictures but half pictures. Besides, I went to the Epson, which is much easier and cleaner. Pictures are water resistant. You don't need a computer, just use a SD card and done. But it does have USB port connection ability.
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I have that printer and the disks look great. The cannon software to print on the disks is really generic tho.
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Of course you can do. Certainly there isnt a dvd drive; but you dont need it; just install the wireless print driver from internet or use a usb flash drive.
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Printing on this disc requires an inkjet printer capable of printing on discs. Assuming that your printer can, I would suggest checking the printer user manual for instructions on how to print on a disc. My printer is an Epson Stylus Photo R280 which is an older printer but works well for me. It has a disc feed mechanism built into the tray area where paper exits after being printed on. Usually there is a separate utility by the printer manufacturer that also must be installed. If you don't have your printer manual, you should be able to search for one on the web. While I was learning, I did some testing on plain printer paper until I got the hang of it - this helped me avoid wasting discs due to bad printing. Hope this helps you get started.
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It only prints special black I'd cards. No disks. You can check with printer company if your model has the ability to print on special inkjet disks. Most require an adapter plate as special printer mode to print on a disk. With Epson they provide the adapter with the printer at the time of purchase. You can check manufacturer specs on the model printer for the option of printing on disks. Then do a search on amazon for the needed adapter. Which will print one disk at a time using special software for creating a layout for a disk. Most manufacturers provide that software on the driver disk that comes with the printer.
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You need to have an inkjet printer that is designed to print on CD's and DVD's I have a couple different Epson printers that do a very nice job of printing on them. There is a special tray that holds the DVD and it feed into the paper path in the front the printer pulls it in prints on it and pushed it back out the same way it goes in. You just need to find a printer that will do it. The printer I use most because it is smaller and travels with me to events is an Epson Artisan 50.
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Of course you can do. Certainly there isn´t a dvd drive; but you don´t need it; just install the wireless print driver from internet or use a usb flash drive.