Epson C110 Printer Driver for Windows 7

By default, Epson C110 Printer Driver disc that came with your printer which you bought at that time when Epson C110 printer was recommended to the world, was actually designed for Windows XP and Windows earlier version.

But you probably still have Epson C110 printer until now. When you try to use it on a computer with Windows 7, you will find that it's not working. Windows 7 will automatically install it as a Standard Epson printer, but Standard driver installed by Windows may probably work properly. So, the solution is to search for Epson C110 driver which is for Windows 7 itself.

So, where can you download the driver for Windows 7? I also searched for the driver because I also have an Epson C110 printer. So, here's the link and you can download it. Then installed it as usual.

Check Ink Levels on Epson C110

Printing half way and stop just for changing the ink cartridges is something that a computer user dislike. Some printers like Epson C110 Series, have this kind of printing habit. Although it always reminds you to change the cartridge before your ink runs out, it also stops suddenly before you can finish printing. This is the disadvantage of this printer that I dislike. My printer always prints half way and stop when ink is almost up. Because of that, I have a lot of half-printed paper that can't be used.

Then the solution?
I always use the Check Ink Levels utility to see how much ink is left for certain color. When I am sure which color should be changed, I will print a picture of mainly that color on plain paper to avoid that I print half way on better paper like photo paper. Of course to determine this, you still need a little experience to avoid wasting. But this better than letting the printer print half way on your costly photo paper.

My favorite and my new Epson printer

Epson C110 Printer is a new fast-printing printer. I print a black and white jpg only takes about 6 seconds. I was amazed because formerly I used Epson C87 and Epson C83. To me, I still prefer C83 and C87 because it's really durable. Epson C87 also comes with C87 Plus which is a bit faster than C87.

A few years ago, I got an Epson R250 printer. I bought it and used it for not more than a year. The print head was actually fine, but it became broken when a paper jammed in the printed. I thought it could be as durable as C83. So I pull out the paper. Later, a problem happened to the moving head when it was printing, something stuck in the printer. I tried to move the head and accidentally, the print head stop and not long after that the belting inside the printer snapped-off. I tried to find this belting in local printer repair shop, but they said out of stock. I was very disappointed for touching the moving head. NEVER TOUCH THE MOVING HEAD WHEN IT WAS PRINTING OR STOPPED PRINTING FOR A WHILE.

But now, I am working with my Epson C110 and I feel quite satisfied with it, especially the speed of printing that saves me time.