Today, Lexmark is a leading name in the laser printer manufacturing industry. It was founded in 1991 after it was sold to IBM and transferred to an investment company so that IBM could focus on its core competencies. In 1995, the company became a publicly-traded company. 

Today, many businesses and home users in different parts of the world rely on Lexmark printer solutions. Although the company used to make inkjet printers, it stopped doing so in 2012.

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Lexmark is a world leader in the printer industry, providing state-of-the-art support services for all of its customers. Lexmark offers support services for all customers who have a printer warranty. This includes online and in-person assistance. 

Lexmark's support team is also committed to providing exceptional customer service. Lexmark Technical Support can resolve any problem, regardless of whether it is the printer hardware or its software.

Company support is limited to online support after the printer warranty expires. Although these online support pages can help with any printer problem, they are also very technical in your language. 

While tech-savvy individuals may have no difficulty understanding and implementing these Lexmark Printer Troubleshooting Instructions in online manuals, those who are not so technical will have a difficult time understanding them.

Although there are other support options available, they can only be accessed for a fee. You can get help from a local printer expert. He will come to you or bring your printer. The first case may require you to pay a visiting fee along with the service fee. The experience and efficiency of the expert will determine the cost of any of these fees. The official Lexmark printer support team is your best option for any hardware-related problem.