Will Lexmark Ink cartridges (17-black,27-Color) work on a Dell All-In-One A920 Printer?
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Generally, Dell printers are locked down to use the Dell supplied cartridges only.
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you have to buy them from dell....\n\nthere are no generic ones for dell printers you can buy at wal mart, or staples, or anywhere...just Dell Online.
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go to a computer related store like Fry's and buy a refill kit for your specific printer (preferably a kit that comes with instructions)
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1.Go to lexmark.com and enter home.  It will then have a dropdown box you will click on it then the drivers will come up that match the printer.  Download them and then your pc should see the printer.  Be sure that the printer is connected.\n\n2.You can also go to the start button, and click on printer and fax, when the counsel open, click on add hardware and then follow the directions.  It best to try the first set of directions first.  Be sure that the printer is connected.
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http://drivers.soft32.com/index.asp?q=Lexmark+610&cat=0&order1=title&sort=ASC&download=5&subcat=112&image.x=20&image.y=13
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Hi Christi,\n\nI read your ? and hope that I can assist you in this. \nYou have got a Lexmark Printer and a Kodak Camera.\nYou must load your camara cd on you pc and when it comes to printing prefrences, you can choose your Lexmark Printer, as easy as pie.  Your computer shoul be Windows XP compatable or Windows 2000 any other windows on your pc prior to these Windows (eg:Windows 3.x, Windows CE, and Windows NT 3.x. DriverGuide Toolkit is not available for Macintosh, Unix or Linux).\n\nMabe, you will get it all afterwards, I wish you luck. \n\nJeanetteK\n\nHere is also some info I got from the Lexmark Site.  My search went through Google\n\nWhat types of computers does DriverGuide Toolkit work on?\nA: DriverGuide Toolkit works with PCs running ANY Windows operating system EXCEPT Windows 3.x, Windows CE, and Windows NT 3.x. DriverGuide Toolkit is not available for Macintosh, Unix or Linux. \nHow can I get DriverGuide Toolkit?\nA: You can download DriverGuide Toolkit at source given, or from numerous shareware download sites on the Web.
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Are you looking for the Lexmark 2230 printer DRIVER or just any bundled software that went with it? \n\nIf you are looking for the driver, go to www.driverguide.com, they have thousands of drivers. Just register and search there. Good luck!
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Most likely not. For that particular Dell, look for PC-2700 333MHz RAM. Also find out how many pins are in your modules (184-pin, 200-pin, 240-pin, etc. etc.) by looking at your computer's detailed specifications. In addition to having a higher chance of being compatible, PC-2700 RAM is also cheaper. Many memory sites such as kingston.com, memorygiant.com or crucial.com feature computer scanners that can find what kind of RAM your computer needs. Good luck.
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Well here the deal with  Dell No ONE CARRIES THE DELL CARTIDGES\nand if you get them refilled they may not work and if they do the most they will is 2 times this is becasue dell put a chip in the cartriges that tells the PC that its bad so you have to buy them from dell so your going to pay sooner or later
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most probably you need to buy a new one, but if it is still under warranty most probably dell will replace it, or you can go to a local computer shop they might have that part, by the way butchell is right most of dell printer are made by other manufacturer. try lexmark parts most of dell printer looks like the same with lexmarks..
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£14.99 from here: http://www.inkprices.com/item--Lexmark-18C0190E-(No.2)-Original-Colour-Inkjet-Cartridge--LEX18C0190E.html
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The most likely place to start are the drivers. If you are using the out of\nbox drivers for the printer, check the Lexmark site for the latest XP\ncompatible drivers for the unit, remove the old drivers and install these\nand see if that resolves it.\n\nNext possibility would be the unit's fax modem. You likely have a fax modem\ninstalled on your computer, it's possible the Lexmark unit conflicts, you\nmight try removing the PC's modem and see if that resolves the issue. If\nyes, you need to check the PC modems manual or manufacturer's website to see\nif there's an option to turn off that modems fax function, then reinstall\nand see if it still causes a problem.\n\nBeyond that, you can check the Event Viewer for errors corresponding to when\nthis happens. Open Control Panel, open Administrative Tools, open Event\nViewer, look for corresponding errors, double click the error, the\ninformation contained within may give a hint as to the source of the issue.
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http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/suppliesselector.aspx?cs=19&l=en&c=us&printersku=221-6894&C1=51&L1=75&C2=30&L2=0&MD=942&dims=1\n\nAt the top there should be and ink and toner selection click on it pick your printer scroll down to next and order your ink
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Most multifunction devices use ink-jet printers for the printing components.  If the ink you buy is in a cartridge that slides into a carriage that is attached to a bar, and this unit slides back and forth over the paper, you've got an inkjet printer.\n\nYours, for sure, is an inkjet printer.  I ascertained this info by going to lexmark.com then clicking on "technical support" then clicking on the model, and found enough references to ink-jet that I am sure the Lexmark x125 uses an ink-jet to print and should take "ink-jet" papers of most types including iron on.
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Nope,  Dell works just for windows based computers. Dell makes their own stuff, now if it was say HP Or a Lexmark, then yea.
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I work for my sisters business.  She bought the refill kit for her Lexmark Z11, an older model.  It was a joke.  The cartridge did not seem to last as long as a new one did.  The second one she used leaked all over the inside of her printer.  After all, you are really poking a hole in the cartridge to refill it.  I would rather buy new ones at Walmart.
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I have heard that the office supply store, Staples, produces high quality ink that is comparable to the printer's manufacturers ink. \n\nI found an article that points out Staples will be providing ink for Dell printers. Plus they offer some sort of in-store recycling program. Sorry couldn't find any comparisons online.