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| 1426173 | 2016-09-18 23:31:00 | This may affect a few who have elected to use generic carts on their HP Printer www.ghacks.net You can disable or defer Firmware updates that render your printer inoperable using generic carts |
Lawrence (2987) | ||
| 1426174 | 2016-09-19 01:28:00 | This may affect a few who have elected to use generic carts on their HP Printer www.ghacks.net You can disable or defer Firmware updates that render your printer inoperable using generic carts Thats a dirty trick to pull...looks like plenty of other HP models effected basically, HP have hacked hardware that they no longer own. sniff sniff, I can see someone in the US is sure to open a class action lawsuit over this its allways somehow a mistake , after companies get caught :badpc: www.therecycler.com "and that this was a mistake [ ] we are working on a solution" |
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| 1426175 | 2016-09-19 04:39:00 | A few years ago, I bought an HP printer. IT was immediately obvious they were bullshitting the ink. It would run out of all four colours at the same time. Googling I found a class action suit over it in the US. I went through their support to get a refund on it. They went round and round for so long I took it to Disputes Tribunal. At which point they decided I could have the refund, never been near an HP since. |
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