Hewlett Packard Deskjet Printer Information
The HP Deskjet is a fast and efficient inkjet printer. If you're thinking of buying an HP Deskjet printer, it's important to compare its features against other models of HP printers to make an informed decision. If you already own a Deskjet printer, you can save a lot of time, money and aggravation if you know where to get information, support and downloads for your product.
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Facts
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The Deskjet inkjet printer, first introduced 1988, is HP's best selling printer. It is used by 240 million people worldwide. Deskjet printer models include all-in-one printers that have a scanner and copier built in. Deskjet printers are typically less expensive upfront than HP Officejet, Photosmart or Laserjet printers.
Benefits
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Many newer HP Deskjet printers are Energy Star complaint. They also can connect to your computer by USB 2.0. Some models also support an economical printing mode that can save on ink. They integrate with the HP Solution Center, a software program that helps you to manage your HP scanner, printer and digital camera in a single interface. HP Deskjet models 5850, 6840 and 6980 are network-ready. Non-networking Deskjet printers can be added to your LAN by using a wireless adaptor sold by HP.
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Considerations
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Deskjet printers are intended for everyday printing. If you plan to print a large volume of documents, especially if you will be using the printer for business, you're better off with an Officejet or Laserjet printer. While Deskjet printers are capable of printing photographs, Photosmart printers will do a better job.
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
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Many problems with your Deskjet printer can be solved by resetting the printer. Press the power button to turn the printer off, then disconnect the power cord. Reconnect the power cord and turn the printer back on. Periodically clean the cartridges and align the printheads by clicking "Settings," "Print Settings" and "Printer Toolbox" within the HP Solution Center.
The ink cartridges are capped within printer when not they're not in use, so you don't have to remove them to prevent them from drying out. If you plan to store cartridges outside printer for a long period of time, store them in cartridge protectors.
Resources
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If you experience problems with your Deskjet printer, you can find many solutions on the HP website. Search on your Deskjet printer model, then click on the product name on the left side of the page. Then click "Support and Troubleshooting," then click "Solve a Problem." Select the link on the left which best describes the problem you're experiencing. If you don't find the solution in this section, return to the product page and click "Software and Driver Downloads." Download the latest version of your printer's software and install it. You can also download your Deskjet printer manual from the product page.
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