My powerchord clicks when I plug it in, I just bought it used,why is it clicking?

Tried unplugging the powerchord for a few minutes before plugging it in ?

Canon Pixma iP1800
try to reset your printer

1. press power button while plug in the powerchord - green lamp.
2. while hold the power button press resume button twice - orange
blink and return to green.
3. release the power button, - the prnter will start.
4. try to print a page.
5. hope it's work.

Hello Elayne, yes you can install the logitech if the disc is for your operating system, if it isn't, you can always download the version for your windows version from them. Always insert disc and only plug in when the install program tells you to, if it doesn't then plug it in when the install has finished.

If your new computer has windows7 it might automatically detect your logitech camera when you plug it in.

If you have both cameras set up you can select which one to use in skype from the video section of the options screen (tools>options>video)

Remove the cartridges, clean the contact points and heads using a soft brush (you can clean them using the brush dipped in alcohol or acetone or spirit). Reinstall them and switch on the printer. If the problem persists, try with another cartridge/s, it's also possible that one of the cartridge/s is/are bad and no longer usable. In that case, you'll need to replace it/them.

Good luck.

Thanks for using FixYa.

make sure your usb cord is plugged in to your DSi AR and computer. **do not have the AR plugged in to the DSi.
then put the AR's CD ROM in.
you go to start menu.
type in device manager.
right click Dsi AR...
click the driver tab.
click update driver.
click browse computer.
then check the box [subfolders].
BROWSE.
find DSi CD ROM folder.
and voila! :D
it should work

plug in to the lap top and click mycompture

Hi cochran,

I would recommend since you had the hardware in the laptop checked and the powerchord was replaced that you try charging the device in a different wall socket as the problem my lie there. However it is more likely that your DC input receiver that you plug the chord into on the laptop is defective and this is not an issue with your motherboard, it is a seperate connector that charges the internal battery. It could be also that whoever is using the powerchord is continually straining the wires by twisting them, or stretching them in awkward directions unintenionally. You want to be sure that there is always some slack in cable when it is connected, and that it is wrapped up correctly (ie dont just tangle all the wires up and throw it in a bag when it is not in use).

Hope this helps and please take a second to rate!

Probably you are using a different Powerchord than the original. Try some other powercables and you might have the solution. I had the same problem, switched powercables and it worked.

Regards,
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turn on the printer
open the printer access door
remove the powerchord at the back of the printer
replug the powerchord
turn on the printer without closing the printer access door
the cartridges will move from left to right
when it does,quickly unplug the powerchord so youcould have an access in to it

get a power cord as it would be less expensive because if the connector on your system is faulty you may have to spend a lot of monet
it happen with the power cord that they go gad
so don'y worry about that