How do you clear the change drum soon warning on a Brother MFC-8500 fax machine?
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Change the drum.  I've got a Brother Intellifax 770 at work, and once you do what it says, the message will clear.
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I did it with a restart in DOS mode or a force delete with some programs. Just make sure that there is no program that run it at that moment.
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Alright, at the Internet Options > Contents > Auto Complete > Clear Forms. Try it...
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Browse to the following registry key\n\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SYSTEM&#92;ControlSet001&#92;Control&#92;Class&#92;{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BBFC1-08002BE10318}\n\nOn the right hand side, you would find "upper filters" and sometimes, "lower filters". Delete both of them and reboot the box. Please take a backup of the registry before you do any change.
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Yep do what the first answer says but also click start click settings click taskbar and start menu click advanced click clear bobs your uncle all clean
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Try cleaning the print heads.  You can usually do this by using the printer software that came with your computer.
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disconnect the printer\nlet it wait for a few hours and then connect the printer again.
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you have it set to do that.  go into the printer properties and select to turn that part off
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Please try to restart the print spooler and then try printing.\n\nTo clear the print spooler, follow the steps given below.\n\nNOTE:  You will require Administrative rights to restart the print\n            spooler.\n\nWindows 2000:\n\n1.  Click Start, Settings and then Control Panel.\n2.  Double-click Administrative Tools.\n3.  Double-click the Services icon.\n4.  Locate the Print Spooler entry.\n5.  Right-click Print Spooler icon and then click Restart.\n6.  A progress message will be displayed.  After the Print Spooler\n    restarts, you should be able to print or uninstall the printer\n    driver, as required.\n\nWindows XP:\n\n1.  Click Start and then Control Panel.\n2.  Depending on the View settings of your computer, open the Services\n    window.\n\n    For Category View:\n\n    a.  Click Performance and Maintenance.\n    b.  Click Administrative tools.\n    c.  Double-click Services.\n\n    For Classic view:\n\n    a.  Double-click Administrative Tools.\n    b.  Double-click Services.\n\n3.  Locate the Print Spooler entry.\n4.  Right-click the Print Spooler icon and then click Restart.\n5.  A progress message will be displayed.  After the Print Spooler\n    restarts, you should be able to print or uninstall the printer\n    driver, as required.
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No there is no way to de-activate the status window.  All newer HP printers have a memory on them.  It will remember the last 3-5 cartridges installed.  The only way to be rid of the window is to save all your cartridges over time.  Install them in sequence before installing the refilled cartridge.   Since you are refilling it will take a number of years to get a cartridge collection, so in the meantime just keep clicking OK.
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Turn off the printer.\nClick on Start-Settings-Printers\nOpen up the printer in question, right-click on the print job and select "Cancel" or "Delete"\n\nWait for the job to vanish from the queue and turn the printer back on.
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Call your phone company and report it. If they don't want to help and you have a bit of a mean streak ... get long piece of 8" wide black  paper and put it into a fax machine and fax the number and let the black paper... which you taped the beginning to the end keep going round and round for... well say the weekend. When you your mystery faxer comes in on Monday morning their machine will be unable to call you any more because you will have killed it.
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This is the easiest and best way to stop this annoyance Start>Run then type in msconfig and hit enter when system configuration utility opens click on the startup tab and uncheck the box next to Bt help notifier, then apply changes and restart your computer. If you need further help e-mail me...........Oh by the way the help notifier is useless anyway so by stopping it at startup you are also saving resources.
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Reinstall your fax software/drivers, just replacing a single file can cause REALLY bad things to happen.\n\nUpdate: sounds like it belongs to a Lexmark product...
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You could try going to Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services and scroll down to Print Spooler. Turn it off and reboot then go same place and start again. This has worked for me.
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If you add the printer model and your operating system to this question, you should get better answers!\n\nMost printer programs will show you the levels in their troubleshooting screen.\n\nSometimes accessed by Control Panel > Printers & Faxes >\n\n*your printer* > \n\n(right click to) Printing Preferences >\n\n§§
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try this site:\n\nhttp://winfixerremovers.org/Ovrt_Remove_Winfixer.html