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Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200 (183690 Views)
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salfitzg
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Registered: ‎06-21-2012
Message 51 of 61 (2,120 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

I got all the way down to making the local port:

 

5. Find the "ports" tab. Change from the USB port (DOT4_xxx) to the network connection. If you do not know how to change it to network connection, click "Add Port", then click "Local Port". Typed in " \\your_desktop_pc_name\your_shared_printer_name " (This is just an example.). Click OK to save it. 6. Print another test page.

any suggestions? At least I know now that I can plug the printer manually into my computer....

Thanks for taking your time...

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salfitzg
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Registered: ‎06-21-2012
Message 52 of 61 (2,120 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

Ok, thanks! I tried and tried and tried again until I finally typed in every little thing right, AND IT WORKED! And I learned a lot along the way, ever so grateful,

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rmcohn2
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Registered: ‎11-12-2012
Message 53 of 61 (1,313 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

If you go to HP site http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=US&swItem=lj-959...

 

Install this drive which is for Server 2

Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit), Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition, Microsoft Windows Server 2008 x64, Microsoft Windows Vista (64-bit), Microsoft Windows XP x64

 

It works on the network first attempt with Windows 8 PRO

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efpecially
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Registered: ‎11-13-2012
Message 54 of 61 (1,302 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200


griegstar wrote:

The drivers available on HP's web sites do not work on our Windows 7 64 bits computers.

 

Does someone know about a workable driver?


 

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3zyiz
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Registered: ‎12-16-2012
Message 55 of 61 (1,099 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

i have hp laserjet 1200 series printer 

but i can't setup it in my computer 

 

i have HP laptop win7 64Bit

 

help me please ..

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usernames
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Registered: ‎12-24-2012
Message 56 of 61 (1,056 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

Sure you can read.

There are a lot of posts up - read it :smileyhappy:

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jbtpirates
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Registered: ‎01-12-2013
Message 57 of 61 (944 Views)

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Very ingenious!  It worked for me as well!!  Thanks!

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jbtpirates
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Registered: ‎01-12-2013
Message 58 of 61 (944 Views)

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Very ingenious! it worked for me as well - thanks!
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Puduncle
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Registered: ‎01-17-2012
Message 59 of 61 (905 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

I followed Raptor833's  October 5, 2010, instructions successfully for installing the PLC 5 driver on my Win7 64bit networked computer. 

 

At the end of his instructions Raptor833 wrote "To change it to PCL6 printer driver, you will need to use the downloaded HP Universal Drivers for Windows 64 bit.  I will not discuss it here."

 

I use the PCL 6 driver on an XP 32 bit computer, and it is more elegant (functional) than the PCL5 driver.  If someone can explain or give a reference for installing the PCL6 driver on a Win 7 64 bit computer, I would be appreciative.

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brucecam
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Registered: ‎03-28-2012
Message 60 of 61 (162 Views)

Re: Windows 7 64 bits driver for HP LaserJet 1200

Can you tell me: how did this configuration deal with the problem of no supporting driver on the other network machines? Were you in fact able to print from networked computers (either Win 7 or XP)? If yes, where did you get the driver?

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