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Are you getting blurred or unclear printouts when printing with your HP DeskJet 2676 printer? In that case, the first thing you should do is check the ink levels. Do you want to know how to check the ink level in HP DeskJet 2676? All you have to do is download and install the HP Print and Scan Doctor tool from the official HP website. Once installed, locate and click on the Printer option. Then, select the Supply levels option, and you will see the ink level in your HP printer. https://connectmyprinter.com/how-to-check-ink-levels-on-hp-printer/
The instruction manual from the HP site will show you how to check the ink levels. But first you need to have the HP Printer software installed on your PC. http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03333598.pdf
You can download and install the driver from this site. The instructions on how to install will be there once you select the Operating system (Windows, etc) of your PC.
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Could have a corrupt driver. Disconnect
the printer or at least be sure it is turned off. I'd do
both and when the CD software program asks you to connect the printer
to the USB port, do so and it should again work properly.
Hope this helps. Bud
i had the same problem -- this is what finally worked for me. turn the printer off, wait several seconds, then turn it back on. when i first turn it on, the ink lights and the resume lights blink a few times. as soon as that stops, before the ink cradle or any other parts move, lift the lid. the black piece in front of the ink cartridges will drop down so that the cartridges can be changed.
The OKI 5200 is a 'GDI' or Windows only printer and does not support PCL or PostScript languages. Most if not all of the printers listed support either PCL or PS or an inkjet based language. I'm afraid you will not be able to print the the 5200 without it's driver loaded on the PDA. If the 5200 supported PCL you would be able to choose any of the Color HP Deskjets.
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