Officejet 8600 refuses to accept third party ink

Hi
So today i finally tried to replace my ink with third party, and i am getting error messages saying that these inks cannot be used on this printer. I need to use the printer they where first used on.
Since i bought these from a store, i dont own the original printer and its a weird request. The only benefit i can see from this, is HP making more money off customers by blocking out competition.
Well, im not in the market for that so if i cant use third party ink, out goes the printer. This printer actually costs as much as a full set of HP inks, so i get 4 new inks and a free printer if i go to the competition.
I have now removed the silly feature from my printer, so it does not mark other chips. But how do i force it to accept third party ink?

H There,
We recommend using genuine HP cartridges as they typically have better print quality and reliability.
You can see some information on genuine HP inks on the following youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/PrintWithThom
Regards
Dermot
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