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The most straightforward method is to attempt a downgrade through the standard HP update utilities. This method is frequently mentioned in online discussions, but success is rare. To attempt it, you would:

Once the process is finished, the printer will likely restart itself.

The HP OfficeJet Pro 8620 is a workhorse, but like many HP printers, it is designed to restrict the use of third-party, refilled, or remanufactured ink cartridges. When HP pushes a "firmware update," it often acts as "dynamic security," intentionally blocking non-HP chips, leading to frustrating "Cartridge Problem" or "Non-HP Chip Detected" errors.

, a feature designed to prevent the use of cartridges that do not have an original HP security chip. If your printer suddenly rejects cartridges that previously worked, it is likely due to an automatic update. Reverting to an older version (like version FDP1CN1416AR

Select if prompted "Do you want to turn on Printer Updates?". Alternative: Factory Reset