Color all in one laser printers

I would like to know your recomendation of a GOOD color all in one laser printers that i can use for my small business. I am not interested in printers that are time consuming to set up or have cartrige replacement glitches, or scanning issues.
HELP.

hallo to everybody.
I would like to add my problems into the chain of questions.
since update to 10.4.11 (and maybe the installation of vmware fusion ??)
i cannot print simple text-pdfs on my new hp laserjet p2015n anymore. the prints are either empty or off-center. i have tried everything from reinstallation of the drivers, changing the usb port, advice from the hp website, caalling hp who told me the printer was allright, printing from acrobat professional, acrobat reader, preview, converting to a pdfx-3 document and even printing as a bitmap without any result.
who can help me? thank you very much!!

Similar Messages

Have leopard - which all in one laser fax should I get?

Hello,
I need an all in one laser fax scanner. Just wondering which one will work for my iMac Core Duo as a scanner and printer (as well as a stand alone fax). I'm asking here since I hear a lot of bad things about the lack of drivers and such.
Thanks

I have a canon multi-function printer. Scan/copy/print/photo printer. Bought specifically for photo printing and because it was compatible with mac. The install is a bit lengthy compared to the dell printer I used to have connected to my dell pc. It was basically plug-in and turn on. But it's worth the many steps to configure properly and have it running perfectly. I have it connected via usb to my wireless router and the Dell plugged in and my mbpro connected wirelessly. Best thing about it is the several individual ink cartridges. If you're doing any color printing you don't want to replace a color cartridge when you haven't used up all the colors in it. Only replace what you use. My canon (mp620) has 2 separate blacks too. One is used in printing B&W photos because other printers that don't have a portrait black cartridge dedicated specifically for photo printing will give you a B&W photo with more of a blue tint to it. So, depends on your needs. But I haven't had ANY problems with this printer so far. http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=116&mo delid=17406

Scanning with an HP 3390 all-in one laser jet printer using Windows 7 pro (64 bit)

I have recently acquired a Dell Windows 7 Pro (64 bit) OS computer and was wanting to use my HP all-in-one laser jet 3390 printer and scanner. The printer software which came with my HP 3390 will work with my Wind 7 Pro OS computer, however my HP 3390 scanner function will not work using this HP driver software, with my Win 7 Pro OS. I am trying to locate the appropriate HP scanner and/or different printer drivers that will support both the printer AND scanner functions of my HP 3390 printer/scanner, while using my Windows 7 Pro OS computer. Within the HP website, I have not been able to find this type of driver software or support, as least listed as such? I was wondering, if there are maybe no dedicated or described scanner drivers for my situation, is there even another set of drivers which might be intended for other Window 7 Pro OS based computers and other HP printer/scanners, which would work for my situation as well? Does anyone have a solution to resolve this issue via HP driver software or by another method...maybe even 3rd party? Ther has to be a solution?

@ccan
‎Thank you for using HP Support Forum. I have brought your issue to the appropriate team within HP. They will likely request information from you in order to look up your case details or product serial number. Please look for a private message from an identified HP contact. Additionally, keep in mind not to publicly post ( serial numbers and case details).
If you are unfamiliar with the Forum's private messaging please click here to learn more.
Thank you,
Omar
I Work for HP

All in one laser recommendation?

I apologize if this is not the appropriate forum, but I am looking for a recommendation for a all in one printer/fax/scanner for very low volume home use. It needs to be a monochrome laser, have ethernet built in, flat bed scanner (but not necessarily photo quality), and small foot print. Previously I have had only stand alone printers and scanners, so do not know which brands/models might offer good Mac support. Two that I have noticed online are the HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf, and the Brother MFC 7840W. Thanks.

Hi and welcome to the forum.
Is there a specific reason you are only interested in laser, the reason I ask is HP just released a new business inkjet series designed to be lower cost of operation than a laser. Also the inks are pigment based so the inks are pretty water proof. If you are at all interested it's the Officejet Pro 8500 series, there are three versions. Rather than going through the features the link to HP's site is:
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/productcomparison.do?storeName=storefronts&landing=printer&category=Officejet&lanAttr=& subcat1=photo&leftNavIndicator=&PROD_LIST=CB022A%23B1H%7CCB023A%23B1H%7CCB025A%2 3B1H%7C&catLevel=1&brand_name=hp&sort_list=Black%2Bspeed%257CColor%2Bspeed%257CB lack%2Bresolution%257CColor%2Bresolution&hide_clearlink=1

All in one laser black and white printer

I currently have a Canon IM MF4150 and it prints and faxes fine but I cannot get it to scan with my Mas OSX v 10.6.
1. Can anyone help&
2. What similar laser b7w all in one can you recommend that will scan as well as print and fax.
Thanks

The MF41xx series did not support scanning to Mac OS X. Later models, such as the MF43xx and MF45xx series, do support scanning to Mac OS X via USB using Canon's MF ScanGear application.

All-in-one laser printer suggestion?

I need a laser all-in-one printer (print/scan/fax) to operate with my iMac (20", Intel Core Duo 2 GHz). Can anyone recommend a brand and model that works well with a Mac and doesn't cost too too much? I just purchased (and then returned) a Canon (model Imageclass MF4150) which, upon opening the box, I found did have a scan function for Mac OS. Any recommendations are very much appreciated. D.

If the MF4150 experience hasn't put you off Canon, I can recommend the MF4680. It can push scan to a shared folder on your Mac using Ethernet. All you need to do is enable Windows sharing on your Mac, then select a folder you want to scan to. Then on the MF4680, you create an entry to send the file to this shared folder.
PaHu

All in one photo printers that do currently support e fax

I had a HP 7510 printer that died and am trying to find a HP product to replace it. i have spoke to 8 different support and sales techs and have purchased a printer that does not support e fax after they told me it would. i need to have e fax because i do not have a phone line and can stay under their max requirements. HP has told me they do not make a printer that supports e fax any more but gave me 3 models that i can not find on their website. does anyone know of a e all in one photo printer with web and efax capabilities ???
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hi,
Please talk with eFax people, because:
Do I need to purchase any special equipment?
With eFax online fax service, all you need is Internet access, an email address and an eFax account. There’s no need for special hardware or software, bulky fax machines or extra phone lines.
Source: http://www.efax.com/help-center/faqs
Regards.
BH
**Click the KUDOS thumb up on the left to say 'Thanks'**
Make it easier for other people to find solutions by marking a Reply 'Accept as Solution' if it solves your problem.

I would Like to try a Canon all-in-one laser printer...

I have not configured my new MacBook Pro yet but I have a few questions.
1. I have been using Tiger for the past 3 years and will be using Snow Leopard (installed, I hope) with the new MacBook. Is there anything anyone can think of (besides not making the mistake again and not upgrading to Leopard to get me prepared a bit more for Snow Leopard) that will make the transition from this MacBook Pro, which is acting like an old PC that is infected with all types of viruses and other ad ware, spy ware, etc. I am not sure what it going on, other than the fact that I have never known or received a clear answer on what I should be doing to keep the machine in top condition.
I o have to gt a new one for the grad architecture planning program I am starting, but I would like to get this machine in the est possible position I can and try to sell it.
So any advice or areas I should think about? I have the new OS X Snow Leopard: The Missing Manual by David P. and I think it will help me a lot/
One very specific question I have is trying to purchase the correct CD/DVD for making a copy of the Deluxe TechTool, songs, back-up docs (which I have never done but am planing on getting a really durable external drive to mostly send the back-ups to. On to the CDs at Costco and Best Buy I have not fond a sales person who can explain to be what all the various initials mean and which ones are the best to have for saving things and using the same CD for saving additional date of it is not full and if I want to be able to go back and erase some of the date and r-write over it.
the last CDs I purchased, I put a few songs on one and I could not put anything else. Maybe there is an article that focuses on this topic and explains all the various initials but I really need to learn this. Any help would be much appreciated. Also is there a difference in the sound of recorded music when burning music using a CD that I can keep using until it is full and if I want to make it so that I can't (or any of my brothers can't copy over what I have burned on to the CD?) Not sure if that makes sense. Is there a better quality CD that one would use for music only and when the CD is full I would be ale to do something so that this specific CD can't be used again when it is full, and I make it unusable if anybody tries to add or take away from it.
Thanks. I hope this is not to long. I am really excited to use a different mac and operating system and I hope it all works out. I think it is awesome what some of you guys and gals do by helping us less intelligent one figure some of this stuff out. guys I better speak for myself. So, Thank you!

Why not use an event
Add a While Loop, inside the loop add the Event Sructure.
Now in the event structure selecd the String Controls.value change event to
react
and the new value inside the event that you get,( connect to the String
indicator box.
On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 15:58:47 -0500 (CDT), WiltonFilho wrote:
> I would like to do a program that have one string control and one
> string indicator, any character that I type in the string control in
> the same time it will be appear in another string (indicator). How can
> help me?
>
> I would like to do a program that have one string control and one
> string indicator, any character that I type in the string control in
> the same time it will be appear in another string (indicator). How can
> help me?
>
Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

I have a mf8580cdw all in one laser, how do I remove or reset to factory settings,the menu asks for

How do I reset Manager id in the network settings menu? I can not connect to wireless without the password that I have no idea what it is!

Hi Artiestar2!
So that the Community can help you better, we will need to know what Computer Operating System you're using. (Windows XP/Vista/7/8 or Mac 10.x)
Any other details you'd like to give will only help the Community better understand your issue!
If this is an urgent support need, please CLICK HERE to reach our friendly Technical Support Team by phone or email.
Thanks and have a great day!

I need to scan wirelessly from a MAC (OS 1.7 or higher) through Adobe Acrobat Pro X (or higher). Have discovered that all in one printers say they are MAC compatible but will only scan when connected with a USB cable. Would prefer a laser, color, all in

I need to scan wirelessly from a MAC (OS 1.7 or higher) through Adobe Acrobat Pro X (or higher). Have discovered that all in one printers say they are MAC compatible but will only scan when connected with a USB cable. Would prefer a laser, color, all in one. Does anyone have printer suggestions that you know will scan wirelessly?

Great information.
-------------How do I give Kudos? | How do I mark a post as Solved? --------------------------------------------------------

All-in-one printer?

does anyone have any suggestions for an all-in-one laser printer/fax/scanner? my wife's setting up a home office with the new iMac, and we're looking to get an all-in-one to go with it. so far i've been seeing bad reviews for HP's machines, and canon not offering support for macs.
any suggestions?

I just logged onto my account at Consumer Reports (Private organization that runs independent tests on all kinds of products) and the top rated multi function printer that suites all of your needs is the Canon Pixma All in One MP780 http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=ModelTechSpecsAct&fcategoryid=12 3&modelid=10444
This unit is rated excellent in the areas of text quality and photo quality. Also it is excellent overall.
Canon DOES Have Mac OS X Intel drivers for download! On the Canon USA website go under Downloads and you can navigate to a list of drivers, of which include a universal one for Intel and Power PC Macs.
Canon is actually one of the first companies to release drivers, I am suprised after seeing that!
PS - I owned an Epson All-in-One and I dont reccomend getting one of those, after a couple of months the quality goes down, and universal drivers arent out yet.
Hope this helps you..

HT1338 how to install all in one cannon printer

how to install all in one cannon printer

I had exactly the same problem with Windows 7 64-bit and HP Photosmart 2610xi. All you need to do is right click on the installation program, go to properties, go to compatibility mode, select Windows Vista SP2 and optionally check run as administrator. It worked after that.

F380 ALL-IN-ONE WORK WITH WINDOWS 8.1

Does Windows 8 Work well with the HP All-in-one F380 printers ,and if so,
How to setup.

Hi,
The Deskjet F380 will work with Windows 8 & 8.1but how well is depending on your definition. It is in the following list:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03168175#N40717
and the following big file (over 412Mb) is its full package:
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software12/COL30219/al-110026-1/AIO_CDB_NonNet_Full_Win_WW_140_408.exe
Regards.
BH
**Click the KUDOS thumb up on the left to say 'Thanks'**
Make it easier for other people to find solutions by marking a Reply 'Accept as Solution' if it solves your problem.

Which wireless all in one printers work best with ipad 4

Please help me decide which wireless all in one printer works best with the ipad 4. I am looking for better photo printing quality, but not the very best. I am concerned mainly with being able to set up the printer using only my ipad 4 and wireless router, as I do not own a PC with a cd/rom. I am also interested in which brand of compatible printers is less expensive to buy ink and paper for. I would prefer a more compact unit. Thank you in advance for any advice.

These days I prefer Brother printers. They appear to have engineered their printers with AirPrint as well as OS X compatibility from the start, unlike certain others who appear to have included it as an afterthought.
Brother's models are inexpensive, their ink is also inexpensive and lasts a long time, and their photo quality is at least as good as anyone else's. They have a two year warranty and lifetime free technical support with people who understand Apple.
Read the reviews (Amazon for instance, but be sure to read user reviews on the various manufacturer's websites as well) and decide for yourself.
Brother™ Monochrome Laser Printer and All-in-One models now support AirPrint.
Brother™ Color Inkjet All-in-One units now support AirPrint.
I positively detested every inkjet printer I ever had until I bought the Brother.

Windows Vista 64 bit and HP 2840 Color LaserJet All-In-One - Workaround

Although HP has not provided a workable solution for a use of a HP 2840 Color LaserJet All-In-One with Windows Vista 64 bit, I did manage to get it to work. The solution is a bit convoluted and may not work for all users but here’s how I did it. I'm running Vista Ultimate 64 bit. Not sure how other Vista versions may behave.
I tried many different solutions that did not work. Attempting to install many different versions of the HP 2840 software in different compatibility modes ended up rendering my other HP 4385 All-In-One inoperative. I deleted every piece of HP software and hardware from my system and reinstalling the HP 4385 software. Still couldn’t get my 4385 working again. I finally ended up restoring my system to restore point prior to attempting to install the HP 2840. All this to say that if you’ve made several attempts to get it working you may need to back up and punt with a restore.
Make sure your HP 2840 is NOT connected.
Press the “Scan” button on the 2840 (The control panel on the 2840 should say ‘Waiting on PC”).
Plug the HP 2840 in via a USB cable. A “New hardware” message should pop up on the PC.
Minimize this window. DO NOT MAKE ANY ATTEMPT TO INSTALL DRIVERS. Just ignore this message for the moment.
In Windows, go to CONTROL PANEL/SCANNERS AND CAMERAS. Hopefully you’ll see a “HP 2840 LaserJet Scanner”. If not, the rest will probably not work.
Now hit the "Windows Start" button. Select "Programs" or "All Programs" (depending on your setup configuration). Open "Windows Fax Scan". It should connect to the 2840 Scanner. Experiment with the scanner and select flatbed and feeder input to make sure it functions properly. Once satisfied that the scanner is working properly you can configure the printer.
On the “New Hardware Detected” window that you minimized in step 4, select “Do Not Ask Me Again For This Hardware”.
Connect the 2840 to your network via a CAT cable.
On your PC press the "Windows Start" button and select “Settings and Printers”.
Select “Add a Printer”.
Select “Add a Network Printer”.
Windows will scan your network searching for printers. It should find your 2840.
Select “Next” (It is not necessary to let the search complete once your 2840 has been identified).
From the dropdown list, select ‘HP” and “HP Universal Printing PCL 6". It was the last one in the list for me.
Print a test page
You should now have a HP 2840 network printer and a local 2840 scanner.
O course the drawback is that you can only scan to the PC where the 2840 scanner is attached via the USB cable. You can print from any PC on your network by following steps 9 through 15 on each network PC.
Another little tidbit I ran into; selecting any other driver besides the “HP Universal Printing PCL 6" driver cause my Microsoft Office 2007 to crash any time I selected the "Save As" option. I found some links on the Internet that indicate this is a known problem. It may not affect you but you might want to play it safe.
Hope this helps someone.

Uninstall the HP software using the uninistaller in the HP folder.
Restart your PC.
Get the latest software for your printer from the "Support & Drivers" link at the top of this page.
Say thanks by clicking "Kudos" "thumbs up" in the post that helped you.
I am employed by HP

Color all in one laser printers

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for