which hp printers take the #45 cartridge?
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*  HP color copier 200 series; 210, 210Lx, 260, 270, 280, 290\n    * HP DeskJet 6100 series; 6122, 6127\n    * HP Fax 1200 series; 1220, 1220xi\n    * HP OfficeJet pro 1170 series; 1170c, 1170cse, 1170cxi, 1175c, 1175cse, 1175cxi\n    * HP Color Copier 100 Series; 110, 120, 140, 145, 150, 155, 160, 170, 180, 190\n    * HP Officejet Pro 1150 Series; 1150c, 1150cse\n    * HP Designjet 700 Series; 700c (24-inch), 700c (36-inch), 750c (24-inch), 750c (36-inch), 750c plus (24-inch), 750c plus (36-inch), 755cm\n    * HP Photosmart 1300 Series; 1315\n    * HP Photosmart 1200 Series; 1215, 1215vm, 1218, 1218xi\n    * HP Deskjet 1600 Series; 1600c, 1600cm, 1600cn\n    * HP Photosmart 1100 Series; 1115, 1115cvr\n    * HP Deskjet 1200 Series; 1220c/ps, 1220cse, 1220cxi\n    * HP Photosmart P1100 Series; p1100, p1100xi\n    * HP Deskjet 1100 Series; 1100c, 1120c, 1120cse, 1120cxi\n    * HP Officejet "T" Series; t45, t45xi, t65, t65xi\n    * HP Photosmart 1000 Series; p1000 or 1000, p1000xi\n    * HP Deskjet 1000 Series; 1000cse, 1000cxi\n    * HP Officejet "R" Series; r40, r60, r80\n    * HP Deskjet 900 Series; 930c, 932c, 935c, 950c, 952c, 960cse, 960cxi, 970cse, 970cxi, 990cm, 990cse, 990cxi, 995c\n    * HP Deskjet 800 Series; 820cse, 820cxi, 830c, 832c, 850c, 855c, 855cse, 855cxi, 870cse, 870cxi, 880c, 882c, 890cse, 890cxi, 895cse, 895cxi\n    * HP Officejet "K" Series; k60, k60xi, k80, k80xi\n    * HP Deskjet 700 Series; 710c, 712c, 720c, 722c\n    * HP Officejet "G" Series; g55, g55xi, g85, g85xi, g95
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Go to this website and pick out your printer. Download the driver and BAM - You're in business!
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I would only buy one type of printer   HP highest model you can aford. most retail stores BEst buy circut city will let you see test samples of the pages they print...
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If you have gone to the trouble of replacing both the black to no avail then unfortunately the contacts inside the printer are shot.     The only thing to do is replace the printer.   You can pick up very inexpensive printers new these days.  Or in a pinch pick up a comparable printer at a pawn shop so you can still use the cartridges you have purchased.\n\nLuckily for you, but not to the general public lexmark made a bunch of printers that take the 16/26  I have seen them as low as $5 as cash converters.
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if you are looking for new carts you can find non-name brand cartridges at continental printing supplies.\n\ntheir contact info is in the site, they do not have the current prices in their site, but if you contact them, they can ship it to you in like 24-48 business hours and they are guaranteed to work in your machine.
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HP is my favorite.  You can even run them from a battery for total freedom.  These use an actual ink cartridge that's refillable!\n\nDell uses a thermal film transfer that works well.  Same as Kodak.\n\nEpson has an ink cartridge/paper pack refill system and works well.\n\nYour choice depends on who you trust for service and dependability.  I have had good luck with all of the above.
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http://h18000.www1.hp.com/support/FILES/DESKTOPS/US/locate/29_110.html\nTry this
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If you have multiple printers or one that is of any value, you can get something from HP.  It might not be much, but it's more than nothing and it's a solution if there is no place locally to take it.  \n\nhttps://www.hp.tradeups.com/HP_NS_Standard_SelectProduct.asp?catalog_name=TradeUps&category_name=&Page=1
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Lexmark z33.\n\nThe cartridges 16/26 or 17/27 are quite possibly the poorest designed cartridges on the market.  The print head clogs quickly, they are low capacity and they really don't have all that many nozzles to begin with, thus print quality is less than that of their competitors.\n\nTo Add insult to injury when this printer came on the market you could purchase it for $30 and would have to spend 90 to replace the cartridges.  Most were trashed, adding to the problem of E-waste.   Thank you Lexmark for another substandard quality product.\n\nDid I mention they also make Dells?
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They take a lot of tech knowledge to maintain and to keep copies clear.  The consumables are expensive.  How many copies a month?  How photo like do you want the copies?  How much space do you have?  Are you partial to a given OEM?  HP has anice one in the LJ 4650.  I like the Lexmark line myself.  Maybe the 550.  If print quality is a major issue, the Xerox line id very nice.
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HP have always been reliable for me and my lot, though with the price of colour laser printers coming down it would be worth looking at them.\n\nI recently bought a 3 in 1, seems to be working good and I like being able to photcopy as well.
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You will need to identify your printer first, the model specification then go to the website for that brand manufacturer....then go to the drivers and download as guided thereafter from that particular site. For instance if you have a HP 5500 go to HP site then indicate the model and you will be guided to the drivers. In case your drivers are not available, which is very unlikely, you could also go to cnet.com
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The printhead is an integrated part of the replacement ink cartridges for this printer.\n\nYou can buy the cartridges (including new printhead) here:\n\nhttp://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/supplies_model.do?landing=printing_supplies&family_name=Color+Copier&model_name=Color+Copier+290&catLevel=1
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it depends on the type of printer you have- you should be able to open the lid of the printe and the cartiges will move to the middle- gently pull it out and just pop the new one in- plus- it should say on the box- once again it depends on the type of printer- i have an HP
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You can go to hp.com then click printer and go to the software area,then put psc 1210 all in one printer, after that, you will be able to download that software to your computer. The easy way to dowload is with a cable or dsl internet connection.
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Do you have a new HP? \n\nThe new HPs are notorious for under-filling cartridges.   I would recommend trying a re-manufactured cartridge.  You can pick one up  from any place that sell cartridges. The majority of them will be old HP bodies, so there shouldn't be any risk to the printer, provided the print head is not integrated.  Chances are that you are going to get more ink for less money.   Although from time to time there is a loss of quality.  Just ask if if there is a satisfaction guarantee.   You can also look for a placed that runs a rebate recycling program.   I know that Staples here is giving $3 off if you bring in an empty cartridge.
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That is a wondows printer, there are no print drivers for the HP 3740.  If it is text you are printing you have 2 options, copy and paste into a word program or load a generic dos printer in the dos program and try it again.  You probably will lose any special formatting but it should be legible.