Lexmark x2350 ever since I changed the print cartridge in my lexmark x2350, it will not run. when I try to print something the message pops up that the cartridge is missing. I've done everything I can think of to make this work. thanks for any help you can give me. [email protected]

Lexmark does not recommend the use of refilled, re-manufactured or clone cartridges. You might not get the print quality you expect from the ink that is specially formulated by Lexmark and these type of cartridges often result to poor print quality and/or may cause damage to the printer itself. Reliability of these type of cartridges is very poor.
It is highly recommended to use genuine Lexmark cartridges for the most optimal output experience. Lexmark printers work best with genuine supplies.

Try to open the printer cover and remove the print cartridges from the printer. Close the printer. Then, unplug and re-plug the printer into the power source to reset it. When the printer turns on, reinsert the cartridges. Try to scan again.

try to look for new updated driver for it or try to put another cartridge ,

Here's the User's Guide for your reference. Just click on this link: http://www.lexmark.com/publications/pdfs/2007/2300/2300-en.pdf . Scroll to Maintaining the All-in-One, Page 52, for instructions on how to change/replace the cartridges on the Lexmark X2350. In some cases, even when the printer is on and the cover open, the carrier doesn't position to the center. Unplug the printer from the power source. With the cover open, hold the solid white tape in the middle inside the printer. Other end of it is connected to the carrier. Slowly drag the carrier to the center loading position. Load the cartridges. Close the covers. Plug printer back to the power source. Hope this helps.

Hi there
You be lucky to get any Lexmark printers working on refuelled inks, they got chips on them that run with data on them

Follow the steps on how to correct the error from this Lexmark link:

http://support.lexmark.com/perl/support/support.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:487:0:0&docid=ENUS24096

copy and paste the complete link into your browser.
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To align the color cartridge, simply try taking the cartridge out, and putting it back ini. Most often on Lexmark printers, this will bring up a message asking if your cartridges are new or old and of what number they are. after this menu you will likely be forwarded to a printing alignment page

I thought I got all FOD out of my printer, till I turned it up side down.

Pencils apparently find the x2350 very comfortable.

go to Lexmark X2350 - Drivers and Downloads and select your Operating System:
http://search.lexmark.com/printer/US/en/19M0000

I have an X5495 Lexmark and have recently been getting this **** "unsupported cartridge" rubbish. OS is XP SP2.

My history with this printer has been:
-when new, the printer worked fine until I needed to replace the original ink tanks. I refilled them, but could not get the printer functional again....nil print at all. After much frustration, I was informed by a little birdie that the cartridges that originally come with the printer will not work if refilled. Great. They are one use only.
-replaced with genuine high yield tanks. Then worked fine. Refilled once, possibly twice with suitable non genuine ink. Still working fine.
-once black ink tank ran low this time, refilled it and symptoms of no print from Word docs, not all parts of a web page would print. Surprisingly, photos off hard disc print ok.(??????)
-replaced black with genuine tank and colour with remanufactured tank. Error message of "unsupported tank". Now no print at all.
-left new genuine black cartridge in and refitted genuine colour cartridge that I have previously refilled.
-all print now ok.....finally.

Maybe they have a copy limit or the integrated print head in the black has crapped itself????????

During this process, I have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver several times.
I have found that it has to be COMPLETELY uninstalled. Using the Lexmark uninstall function does not remove all parts of the software (Lexmark toolbar for one). If the software is not completely uninstalled, you will get a spurious unrelated and rubbish pop up that installation cannot continue because of "insufficient processor speed" with a spurious set of numbers after it. This message bears no relation to the solution.

I have found that you need to search and delete ALL Lexmark files that you can find after the uninstall. I have also deleted entries from registry.....1 entry only from memory (be CAREFUL with registry). Then reboot system.

The driver should then reinstall correctly and fully.

Why do they make it so damn hard? Don't think I'll buy a Lexmark next time.......