Hp Laserjet 1000 Series Driver For Windows 7
Well, I found a solution posted in Driver needed: Hewlett Packard (HP) HP Laserjet 1000 Series (Windows XP Professional x64) (USB). But you are not going to like it. Pretty much the rundown is that Hewlett-Packard never built a 64-bit driver base for this and several other printers that are host controlled.
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On Sun, 4 Jul 2010 18:58:56 +0000, Hunter Jordan wrote:
I have found out that my HP printer is not compatible with Windows 7, nor does HP offer a device driver to download on their website. What can I do about this?
The answer seems very obvious. You have two choices:
1. Replace your printer with one that's compatible with Windows 7.
2. Replace Windows 7 with a version of Windows that's compatible with
your printer.
Here's my standard message on this subject:
Whenever you change to a new version of Windows, you need to install
drivers for printers, scanners, video cards, etc., that have been
written for that new version of Windows. And also note that you need
different drivers for a 32-bit version of Windows and a 64-bit
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It's up to the manufacturer of the hardware to write and make
available for download those drivers. Especially if your hardware is
older, it may well be that the manufacturer has decided that it's not
worth his time and effort to develop drivers for hardware that he is
no longer selling.
Check with the manufacturer or on their web site to see if a driver
exists. If it doesn't, you're out of luck.
So in the future, before you do such an upgrade, be sure that you've
done the appropriate research to find out what drivers don't exist,
and therefore what hardware you will have to replace if you upgrade.