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M127 MFP
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I just rebuilt a remotely located (180 miles) PC, WFH, and had to reformat boot drive due to CPU issues.

I no longer have the HP Printer Driver installed, so I installed the simple one, pointing to a router-bound LPR port (hack, it's a Samsung printer).

I now want to reinstall my ReadIris 14 that came with the printer, and it wants to talk to the printer before installing.  It is accessible through the hpeprint.com network, so I can actually print to it.

I don't want to wait weeks or months to use the ReadIris software, and would rather not pay for fresh copy of the software.

Software didn't come with a CD or serial number that I am aware of.

I can't ask for support because I didn't photograph the serial number of the M127 MFP printer.

I use ReadIris maybe once or twice a year.  Great software, BTW.

Suggestions?

Thanks! 

1 REPLY 1
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Hi,

The IRIS Pro license will only activate with the HP Full Feature Software installed, this requires the printer to be connected to the computer and cannot be done remotely, I cannot think of any option to perform any such remotely, without a direct connection to the printer.

 

Shlomi



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