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Does the HP OfficeJet 8010e block third-party ink?

Dynamic Security status, official workarounds and cartridge numbers, from HP's own documents. Last checked 2026-10-28.

Blocks non-HP chips

Yes. HP lists this printer as Dynamic Security enabled.

HP OfficeJet 8010e is on HP's list of Dynamic Security printers. HP says these printers are intended to work only with cartridges that have a new or reused HP chip or electronic circuitry, and they use dynamic security to block cartridges with a non-HP chip. Firmware updates can block cartridges that worked before. [1]

ModelHP OfficeJet 8010e
Series on HP's listHP OfficeJet 8010 and 8010e All-in-One Printer series
Dynamic SecurityBlocks non-HP chips
On HP's July 2021 list?Yes
HP firmware fixNone named in HP's support document
Checked2026-10-28
HP+ note. HP says HP+ eligible printers can be identified by a small “e” at the end of the product number. If HP+ is activated on a printer, HP says it requires Original HP ink or toner for the lifetime of the printer. Not every “e” printer is necessarily set up with HP+; check your own printer. Sources: HP+ setup page, HP+ FAQ.

Legitimate options

Only options HP or the printer maker itself publishes. We do not cover firmware downgrades, chip resets or other hacks.

Compatible cartridge numbers

Unverified. HP's published compatibility documents we checked do not list this exact model, so we show nothing rather than guess. Look on the cartridge door of your printer or on HP's support page for the model.

Cost per page: not shown (no sourced page yield and price).

Same series

Sources

Links open the maker's own pages. Dates are the document's date; "undated page" means the page shows no date. Our check date is 2026-10-28. Read how we source this.