Epson ET 2800 Driver

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The Epson EcoTank ET-2800 is a reliable and efficient all-in-one printer designed to meet the printing needs of both home and small office environments. One standout feature of the ET-2800 is its innovative EcoTank technology, which replaces traditional ink cartridges with large, refillable ink tanks. 

In addition, the printer supports wireless printing, allowing users to conveniently print from their smartphones, tablets, or laptops. In terms of functionality, the Epson ET-2800 offers scanning and copying capabilities in addition to its printing features. Here’s a short guide on installing the latest Epson et 2800 driver. 

Installing the Epson ET 2800 Driver

To install the latest Epson et 2800 driver on your device, simply scroll to the bottom of this page, find the Captcha and complete it, and press the Download button. Now that you’ve successfully downloaded the drivers, you can find them inside a zipped folder. Right-click on the zipped folder, and select the Unzip or Extract option to extract the files. 

Navigate to the folder that contains the drivers that cater to your operating system. You can choose between Windows, Linux, and MacOS. 

Starting with Windows, users can install the latest Epson ET 2800 driver by double-clicking on the executable (exe) files, which are in the dedicated folder. The folder will contain separate files for scanner and printer features. 

Similarly, MacOS users can install the software from the dmg archives by selecting the files, dragging them over to the Applications folder, and dropping them inside the folder. 

Lastly, Linux users will find rpm and deb archives. To install software from the rpm archive, start by opening the Terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T). Navigate to the file location with the cd command, followed by the full file path. Next, use the rpm -i command (followed by the full file name and extension) to install the software. If you prefer deb files, simply right-click on the file, select Open With, and select the Software Install. Return to the file, and double-click on the file to run the setup.