Looking for HP Deskjet D2360 driver

[ejq29]

It's year 2022 and I have an old D2360 printer that I have used only twice with an old PC. My problem is the driver. I've already lost the CD for the driver. I tried searching the HP website for the driver and it seemed that it's no longer available. I even followed the instructions to manually add new printer and search for the driver thru Windows Update, but it's not listed.  Are there other ways to get the driver? I just got a PC running on Windows 10 64-bit. I wanted to use my old printer and don't want to get a new one. Please help.

I've already tried the instructions here: https://support.hp.com/ph-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-deskjet-d2300-printer-series/1841737

Additional question: Will other drivers e. g. Deskjet 2300/2600 (without the letter "D" on the numbers) drivers work with D2360 printer?

Thanks in advance!

[ferRX · Accepted solution]

Hi @ejq29 ,

Try the driver download from the next link:

• >> Deskjet D2360– driver software – Windows 

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ferRX.

[ejq29]

Thanks a lot @FerRX! That helped. 

I just got another problem. The Power button just has a flashing green light. I haven't replaced the ink cartridges yet, so I'll try that later if I have time. Could the ink cartridges be the issue? When I ran the Print and Scan Doctor, it detected a paper jam, although there's nothing jammed inside when I inspected. Shouldn't it be detecting the empty ink cartridges first instead of the paper jam? I hope the printer isn't faulty.

[ferRX]

Hi @ejq29 ,

Great 😊to know the driver worked. !

Well, and now that thing about Power button flashing green is another question. 😉

It could be the ink cartridges needs to be cleaned or replaced.

Try the steps that shows in the next videos:

Clean cartridges.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnw_sEKuYBY&ab_channel=PilotPK

Print a self Test page:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glCrBkVtLqQ&ab_channel=FixItYourself%21

Best regards, 

ferRX.

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