I have HP laserjet 1018 printer and it makes noisy sound when it prints. But it prints fine though. What causes making this noise?

It sounds like a bit of paper is stuck somewhere in the paper feed route. Remove the toner cartridge and any other bits that pull out. Removable bits often have a green tag or finger grips moulded in to them. Do a careful check in the printer for any bits of paper or even a full sheet stuck somewhere. Carefully remove all rubbish and reassemble.

ok first try restarting your printer, then try uninstalling the driver for your printer off your computer, restart your computer and printer and then reinstall your drive for the printer, see if you get a replacement for your printer or a refund

To use the printer with your computer, first you have to install the drivers and make power cable connection. HP LaserJet 1018 has USB connectivity. So, you have to connect it to the PC via USB Cable.
HP LaserJet 1018 Drivers & User Guide
Visit the above links from HP Official Support and download the Drivers for your Model of the printer and Operating System (e.g. Windows XP) and user manual. Double-click the downloaded driver file and follow the on-screen instructions to install the printer.
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Can't Print? Print Jobs are Stuck in the Print Queue

Go to this webpage and follow the instrcutions set out for your operating system:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02239404&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=1814094&tmp_track_link=ot_search#N4296

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Hi,

The LaserJet 1018 is a pretty simple printer and it doesn't need much in the way of software control. Install the supplied CD and you get a typical HP driver, providing watermarks, – though no overprinting – support for printing up to 16 pages per sheet and the ability to fit a printed document to the size of paper available, great for printing Web pages.

Even its a used model, its really a good printer for personal/Official usage.

Regards
Riztech

try another toner cartridge, that should solve it, if not, it is the fuser and it's cheaper to buy a new printer

change the cartridge and try it

Could be dry fuser bearings or a noisy transfer belt.

It could be a roller, a drum, sometimes the auger in the cartridge can do it.

Should have a technician look at it to find specifically where it is comming from.

all printers are noisy  ,and repetitive it could be the toner