

I’ve got a Lexmark laser printer, and while there are cheaper subscription toners, you can pay the higher price for normal toner, and buy compatibles, for now at least.
I’ve got a Lexmark laser printer, and while there are cheaper subscription toners, you can pay the higher price for normal toner, and buy compatibles, for now at least.
Maybe the board thought the CPU fan was cooked and it was preventing a boot for safety? I’ve never seen anything like that safety speaking, but I could believe it exists.
I’ve owned and worked on computers that have that as a safety feature. If the CPU fan wasn’t connected or wasn’t working, they wouldn’t boot. They would usually have a beep code to let you know, but that’s assuming that there’s a motherboard speaker and it’s working.
A shorted fan would probably trigger it, as they would usually use the third cable on the fan connector to measure the rpm and check that the fan was spinning 👍
I don’t know where it’s from, but Krita is always worth a look too :)