Friday, I spent most of my day working on various printers. I'm convinced that the biggest problem with computers is the devices responsible for conversion from analog to digital. Printers and scanners; mice, keyboards (HIDs) are okay... but scanners and printers always seem to be troublesome.
I had one printer that had a report of having "black streaks."
Found nothing major wrong, accept the rollers were worn a bit.
Another printer was out putting black dots along one side. It was a problem with the drum, which I tried to clean off a bit, which minimized the black dots, but suggested be replaced anyway.
Finally a fax had white streaks. Dead fuser.
These devices are incredibly annoying. Especially the ones that are used rather frequently.
About The Author
- Daniel: "IndigoJake"
- I'm a college graduate, who has two degrees "Information Technology and Security: Microsoft" (bachelor degree) and "Computer Information Systems: Programming" (associate degree), as well as a "Microsoft Networking" (college certificate). ¶ I previously worked for a local computer repair shop in Owosso, Michigan, were I've seen computers do some of the strangest things imaginable. ¶ I am presently employed at one of the "large enterprise" IT companies in Troy, Michigan -a huge change for me. ¶ This blog is dedicated to only my experience as an IT guy, from the horrors of the BSoD to the awesomeness of xgl.
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