How do you check ink levels on the printer?

How do you check printer ink levels?

The computer is a PC with Windows 7, and the printer is an HP Photosmart 7760 printer. How do I know how much ink I have left?
Answer:

check the printer properties

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Start Settings Printers and faxes Right click the printer icon and select printer preferences Click the services tab Click Service this device Here is where to check the ink levels

Richard J

when you print it should show you and you will see in the picture quality after print if it is running out i have tried and there is no other way to find it out ( i have Photosmart c4500)

stike05

Go to Printer setting it will indicate the ink level

Domenica

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