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• Storage.car

  The old cartridge Storage.car for Foglight 5.5.8 I like sorta. all stores of data, etc. cards.

  But when I went to install Foglight for storage includes a cartridge called "Storage.car 2.0". Any way for me to keep both?

  

  The old storage cartridge is depricated and replaced with the Foglight for storage and also embedded views in Foglight for virtualization

• Foglight for the storage facility

  All,

  I have check the Foglight for cartridge storage, to install on my FMS I got the following errors. Any idea that is this all?

  Lack of dependencies for cartridge: StorageUI - 2.0.0 - 20120822_174255:StorageCollector - 2.0.0 (corresponds to: LAST) SanNasListener - 2.0.0 (corresponds to: LATEST)

  Lack of dependencies for cartridge: StorageCollector - 2.0.0 - 2.0.0 - 20120822 - 1742:DRP - 5.6.4 (corresponds to: LAST) virtual-VMware - 5.6.4 (corresponds to: LAST) virtual-VMware-dependencies - 5.6.4 (corresponds to: LATEST)

  Missing dependency for cartridge: SanNasListener - 2.0.0 - 20120822_174209:StorageCollector - 2.0.0 (matches: LAST)

  FYI my vmware cartridge was obsolete. Now works.

• List of stroage management settings

  Hello

  Currently we use WFD 5.6.5, I want to know if foglight support storage management

  If so, I want to know what are all the list of parameters that will support

  You would be able to run the cartridge storage up to 2.0.X.  New versions 3.0, 2.5 and last would require a new version of the kernel of the FMS (5.6.7 and 5.6.10 respectively).  Support in version 2.0.X bays would be the Compellent, Dell, NetApp (mode 7), Clarrion EMC CX3/CX4 & VNX, HP EVA and Hitachi AMS.  Fiber switches would be Cisco or Brocade (not the renamed McData).

• computer storage for cartridges of .abolish 6-12 months?

  my printer is directed to storage 6-12 months will be I have remove the cartridges or leave in?

  Photosmart 5520 has separate ink supplies and a non-removable printhead fixed.  For storage, you need to keep the ink provides in the printer.  When the printer for storage do not forget to turn off the printer power switch on the printer and wait for the printer to finish completely shutdown before unplugging the printer.

  Keep the position vertically stored printer (because he would be sitting on a desk for the job) and avoid storing in a place with extremes of temperature.  It would be better to store in a cool place.

• Storage of the cartridge.

  "How can I keep my cartridges? I've encountered this question a lot.  A good question that has an answer provided in this link here. It will give you information on the temperature range and how to make sure the cartridges are capped when the printer off. There is even a link provided on this page will show you a way to position and put open cartridges.

  I hope the community finds it useful.

• Long-term storage of inkjet all-in-one (F4480)

  Is there a good way to prepare for storing ink jet printers long-term (> 1 year) so that the jets get clogged?

  We have a F4480 deskjet all-in-one that has not been used in several months.  As far as I know it still works fine.  It has been stored in the original box & delivery packaging for 3 months.  We hope it won't be necessary for 1-2 years.  We had 2 former HP hoof to the top after a long period without use.  I said that they should be tested every month or two.  Do you need >

  This model integrates print on ink supplies heads, so in the worst case, you'll just need to replace the cartridges.  I think after a year or two ink supplies will probably dried out or clogged.   When you restore the printer to the service, you may be able to run up to three cycles of cleaning of the Toolbox.  Is there is an impression, but it is scratched or one or more colors are missing, then soak the nozzles of the cartridges down in about 1 "of very hot water for 10 minutes can recover the cartridges.

  The best plan would be to simply use the cartridges before long-term storage and then store the low or empty cartridges in the printer.

  For best results, store the printer with cartridges installed.  Be sure to turn off the printer to its power switch and wait for the cartridges to Park properly before removing the power.  Store the printer in a place cool and away from drafts, pets and other potential hazards.  Make sure that the printer is stored standing in its normal operating position.  Store the printer upside down or sideways or the end can cause problems.

• HP 78 & 45: what does the # Option 140 on cartridges?

  Hello
  
  Hope someone can help me with this... I recently bought a few tricolor HP 78 ink cartridges and 45 HP of America. They have the same cartridge printers UK but # 140 Option numbers after the number of cartridge in the box! They can still be used in printers UK?
  
  If the U.S. cartridge number is the same as the printers UK will they work in the United Kingdom?
  
  Thank you very much.

  The option is in the target market. HP 78 and 45 cartridges are not regionalized, 78 and 45 American cartridges will work in the United Kingdom or elsewhere.  The difference is in the packaging and inserts it.

  One thing to check would be the guarantee date.  While the cartridges do not expire in the sense that they will stop work on a certain date they have a life.  The warranty on the packaging date is two years from the date of manufacture.  For the cartridge to 78, according to the conditions of storage, the cartridges can lose one or more colors (typically cyan or yellow) after a few years.  If buying on eBay or similar cartridges I suggest being aware of the expiry date of guarantee and offers accordingly.  Cartridges five years beyond the date of guarantee are likely to have a color out.  It may be possible to recover these with a soaking from head of printing or other methods, but some violin may be required.  45 cartridges are less vulnerable to life, ten years old I used 45 cartrdiges without problems.

• 564 printer cartridges: unused printer cartridges

  I changed my printer to another HP model that requires different print cartridges.  I have several 564 and 564XL printer cartridges which, although not used are not not in the original packaging (because it requires less storage space).  What can I do with these?  Is it possible to exchange them for the cartridges I use now (952 and 952XL)?

  Hello

  It is not possible to exchange these cartridges.  It might be interesting to try to sell them on a site like ebay 2nd hand.

• Office jet Pro 8630: printer storage for 18 months

  We are about to travel for 18 months and want to store our printer then out.  I have the original box and packaging ploystyrene, if you want some advice on reconditioning safely - I can find help for printers smaller, but not the 8630.  Also, should I remove the ink cartridges.  Assistance would be most appreciated John

  The cartridges should be stored in the printer.  Be sure to turn off the printer's power switch and let the printer to get things "parked" before unplugging the printer.  Store the printer in a place not subject to significant fluctuations of temperature.  I wouldn't put the printer in its original packing, if you don't do that you keep the printer oriented as it would be on a desk - the package has a normal orientation which has the printer on its side, this should be avoided as the ink of the service area may elapse.  If the printer is going into a storage facility you can put in its original packaging, but make sure the printer 'flat '.

  I had an extra Officejet 8600 more (same inks and printheads as yours) that I implemented, then set aside for a full year.  I was surprised, but the first impression after decommissioning storage printed without needing any fussing in all - no manual cleaning or running cleaning cycles not needed.  I was actually expecting that I would need to run a few cycles of cleaning of the façade, or perhaps even remove the printhead and soak.  I had the printer stored in a spare room, protected from the Sun and away from heating vents.

• OfficeJet Pro 8610: First installation Officejet pro 8610/storage

  Hello

  I turned on the printer to set up as a printer of replacement for when the usual distribution. I was hoping that I wouldn't need to install the ink cartridges, so I plugged into the power supply. Now, he tells me that I can not disable the printer because it can damage it. But if I don't printhead for a long period (over 6 months) the ink can dry and must eventually be replaced and which has a very high cost. So is it safe to keep the printer stored for more than 6 months with the installed ink cartridges and the ink will not obstruct Chief? Or can I turn the printer off without completing the first installation of the printer?

  Thank you

  Hello @nmc1987,

  It is a great place to get help! I read your post and you want to know if you need complete installation, even if you are not using the printer for 6 months. I want to help you solve this problem.

  My personal recommendation would be to close to the bottom of the printer, and when you are ready to use the printer, then insert the cartridges.

  If you went ahead and set up the printer, you can store the cartridges and print heads by following this document: storage open cartridges and printheads.

  You can click on the "accept as a Solution" If the problem is resolved and the 'Thumbs Up' for my effort. Please hold me. Good luck!

• HP DESKJET Ink Advantage 2010: Should I remove the Deskjet printer ink cartridge during transport?

  Hello! I want to ask you if anyone can tell me how to correctly carry a printer?

  I use the printer for 2 days (so ink cartridges have been placed only 2 days ago) and would like to know if:

  1. I have to remove the cartridges. If I remove and reinsert will still be usable?

  2. it's OK to carry the printer on the side if the cartridges are inside. Or I have to carry the item in its upright position?

  I hope someone can help me as soon as possible because I'm leaving tomorrow morning.

  Help HP Deskjet Ink Advantage 2010

  Thank you!

  Hello @nikkiyzq,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support! I hope that's going to happen to you until you leave. Take a look below for instructions of proper care for the HP cartridges:

  Storage and handling of the ink cartridges

  I do not recommend storing the printer on the side, you do not want any ink to flee.

  I hope that answers your questions.

  Thank you for being a part of the community of HP. Please let me know if this helps solve the problem by marking this message as "accept as Solution". If you need more assistance let me know and I will gladly do whatever I can to help. If you want to say thanks for my effort to help, click on the "Thumbs up" to give me a "Bravo".

• Can I still use the toner cartridge after deposit of 2 and a year and a half?

  I have a HP CE505A toner cartridge model in a sealed box, but the box have a date on it his 20111003 (I think that refers to October 3, 2011). Now my question is if I unseal the box can I still use the toner cartridge (whereas 2 years and a half elapsed from the date on the box), or if I buy another cartridge of toner?

  HP Laserjet toner cartridges are usually not a particular lifecycle or expirary date or end of warranty.

  You can use all your stored correctly with your printer laserjet toner cartridges & most probably you shouldn't find any problems or defects on them, until the cartrdiges are sealed pack & storage, or weather conditions (heat, moisture, and direct light from the Sun) did not cause any damage to the cartrdiges.

  Please consider reading this useful document related to the storage and handling of the HP laserjet print cartridges:

  http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/docDisplay?javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.prp_ba847bafb2a2d782fcbb0710b053ce01=wsrp-navigationalState%3DdocId%253Demr_na-bpl02955-5%257CdocLocale%253D%257CcalledBy%253D&javax.portlet.tpst=ba847bafb2a2d782fcbb0710b053ce01&ac.admitted=1401253189408.876444892.492883150

• 78 cartridge XL

  I have a deskjet 6122. I put a new cartridge XL 78 of the storage. It does not work.  Noticed it says Singapore may 2012. It's new, just what I can do to make it work or is it really has expired. Desperate, I bought again a (78) and the printer works fine.  Any suggestions

  The date on the cartridge is the end of warranty date, not an expiration as such.  (The cartridge may work after the expiration of the warranty).  What is the nature of "it doesn't work"?  If the cartridge is rejected, or it prints, but with the wrong colors?

  The likely failure of old cartridges would be yellow or cyan does not. This case can be cured by soaking the print head nozzles down to approximately 2 "of very hot water for ten minutes about.

  Another possibility is that the cartridge is rejected with an error message on the computer (or the flashing on the printer).  In this case clean the contacts of the cartridge as described in this document to solve the problem.  Note that at this stage, you have two 78 cartridges with tape removed.  The left print heads pending will dry out.  But... do not create a Ribbon on the nozzles because this will almost certainly cause colour mixture, ruining the cartridge.  You can store the unused cartridge as follows: get a "sandwich" size Tupperware and put a piece of towel folded in the background paper.  Put about a tablespoon of water on paper towels.  Now place the cartridge on the side, ensuring not to let the print head in contact with the sides or paper towels.  Seal the container and keep in a place fresh until the cartridge can be used.

• Re-install the partially used HP ink cartridges in printer

  Ask a question that I can't find an answer.
  I removed all the ink cartridges 4 of our printer HP Officejet Pro 8500 wireless last month because we bought a new printer.  There is still a significant amount of ink remaining in three cartridges, but they don't fit our new HP printer, so I sealed the carefully with adhesive tape on the distributors of ink and in Ziploc bags.  Can I now reinstall the HP cartridges partially used the printer from my father, who is the identical 8500 model, or I could create a problem any?  My husband warned that relocation could introduce air bubbles?  It only a month since they were out and sealed again.  Please notify.

  DianneSsalvation,

  You can certainly install these, previously used cartridges in your printer of fathers.

  Here is a document that discusses storage open cartridges and print heads. Nozzles crust if supplies are not kept in air-tight containers properly moistened and ink may wick of nozzles if anything in contact with them. If the cartridges or one of the cartridges does not work, it could be because it has dried up.

  I hope that answers your question. Thanks for joining the HP Forums.