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‎08-31-2026 04:35 AM

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Product: HP LaserJet Pro P1102w

I am considering buying a new Microsoft Surface Pro with a Snapdragon processor, running Windows 11 on ARM (ARM64).

I own two HP LaserJet Pro P1102w printers, both of which still work perfectly. I use them via a direct USB cable connection, not Wi-Fi, and I would very much like to continue using them rather than replace two functioning printers.

Before buying the new computer, I need to know:

  1. Does the HP LaserJet Pro P1102w work via USB with Windows 11 ARM64 on a Snapdragon-based PC?
  2. Is there an ARM64-compatible HP driver for the P1102w?
  3. If there is no dedicated P1102w ARM64 driver, is there another HP or Microsoft driver that works reliably with this printer via USB?
  4. Has anyone actually tested this specific combination: P1102w + USB + Windows 11 ARM64 + Snapdragon?
  5. If USB printing with the P1102w is not supported on ARM64, would I need to choose an Intel-based Windows 11 computer instead?

I am specifically asking about Windows 11 ARM64 / Snapdragon and a direct USB connection, not standard Windows 11 on an Intel or AMD computer.

I would be especially grateful for confirmation from anyone who has actually used the P1102w via USB on a Windows 11 ARM64/Snapdragon computer.

Thank you very much for any help.

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