Printer D110 AIO incompatible cartridges

I finally fixed my printer to it is able to scan and print, but now when I attempt to print anything it gives me the error message that "The cartridge is incompatible with this configuration" Tri-color, Black. I tried that alignment and the cleaning option on the printer. Both of them print test pages and they both did so successfully. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this problem? The cartridges are the original ones that came with it, and havent been refilled.

Hello, Sorianoo:
In your research to find compatible cartridges, have you seen this document? If not, let me know if this helps.
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Hey there @DeGraff!
Thanks for posting on the HP Forums!
I can see that you're getting an "incompatible cartridge" error with your new HP 670xl cartridge. I am unsure if where the product came from is causing the issue or not. I can how ever provide some suggestions that may help resolve the issue!
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Why does my printer (HP Photosmart All-in-one, C4480) print 30 or more pages then stops and says, 'incompatible cartridges'? It does this about every 2-3 weeks!
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Yes, they are brand new Genuine HP Print cartridges. When I click on the toolbox it showed that the ink in the was that was working just find when the problem started while printing this morning showed that it still had 50% of the ink in it and both of the new ones that I installed both showed 100% ink available and when they were installed the screen even stated that they were new, genuine print cartridges.
I did follow the steps that were given in that link for troubleshooting poor quality text before originally posting about the problem and that did not help either. Have just done those steps again but it is not printing the black cartridge. I might think that the 2 new cartridges were defective but the one that was in there when I first started printing this morning was working just fine and then stopped. The 5th page I printed only had some sporadic black printing and by the 7th page it was completely blank which is why at first I thought that it ran out of ink.
Will try the step about removing the black cartridge for 2 hours however on step 4 of that link it says to not leave the cartridge out of the printer for more than 30 minutes or the ink can dry and clog the nozzles. Yet, the step 5 states to remove it for 2 hours and then try again. Will do this and see what happens.

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Hi @soie,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I noticed that you are getting the incompatible ink cartridge error with your HP Photosmart c4780. I am happy to help!
Most likely by the description of your post, this printer is setup for the European Market, instead of the U.S. Market, hence getting this error message. You can try going through this guide, HP Photosmart C4600 and C4700 All-in-One Printer Series - A 'Cartridge Problem,' 'Cartridge Failed,'....
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Britt4:
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