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Any HP representatives out there need to read this before they lose a long time corporate customer.

 

I need to downgrade the firmware on a couple of HP OfficeJet Pro 8210 printers from 001.1937C to a lower version.  I know version 1617C works with the LD Products ink that we have in stock.  I have the Version 1617C firmware installer but it will not allow me to choose any of the printers that have higher firmware. 

 

I need the software to downgrade the firmware.  Do not waste my time telling me it does not exist, I've had enough lies from your representatives.  I am a software developer and have been in IT for 30 years.  You do not create a product with no way to step back the firmware.

 

I tried the suggested route and wasted over an hour with tech support in India, seriously, what a joke, what a complete waste of your money HP.  All they did was make me wonder why I continue to buy HP products.

 

I have over 100 HP PCs, about as many HP printers, along with HP switches and servers in the data center to upgrade next year.  I am right at the point of being done with HP, one more negative experience and it's over.  Let's see how you do with this request.

 

Are you more interested in providing great service and products to your customers, or are you more interested in taking as much money as you can from them?

 

Lately it seems to be the latter.  It seems like you are at war with your own customers.  How insane is that type of thinking.  You need to go back to the early days and make customer service your goal.  Fire the accountants and lawyers and get back to making your customers love your product and service.  Go back to the days before Fiorina when HP actually created quality products that stood the test of time.

 

But, first, help me with this problem 🙂

 

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