You should be able to find a suitable laptop for very little money from a computer repair shop, charity shop or simply by asking friends, work, etc.

My standard recommendation is that you borrow or purchase a windows capable laptop with Windows 2000 or XP installed, install your printer drivers, and then reset the utility using that. Also, if your printer is not currently supported but a compatible option exists for Windows you can still reset your printer if you have access to a suitable computer with Windows installed (preferably Windows XP). If your printer has a compatible “free” utility that works with windows, it will not work with your Mac. If you’re using the iWIC tool and having problems, we have a comprehensive troubleshooting guide with suggested solutions here Free utilities and/or incompatible printers on Mac? As a result we recommend you download, install and read the waste counter on your particular printer before purchasing. The compatibility list for iWIC is constantly updated and available directly via the tool itself. If not, please contact me with your printer model so I can chase compatibility information and/or troubleshoot. If the tool successfully completes all of these tests it should be able to reset your printer.

Can iWIC read your waste counter successfully?.Does the iWIC installer run and complete successfully?.Note: Even if your machine meets the requirements above you are strongly recommended to download, install and test the tool functionality (see checklist below) to ensure your operating system is compatible before you purchase a WICReset key Compatibility Testing Checklist: The iWIC utility can be downloaded > here << Intel based chipset (Not iMac compatible).A Mac compatible version of the WICReset tool (iWIC) has now been released that now provides Mac users with the ability to read and reset their Epson printer waste ink counters.

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