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‎06-13-2018 08:32 AM

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I still haven’t found what I’m looking for. I believe the solution will come soon. The HP Deskjet 1220c is a very good printer that still works for home and professionals tasks.
As my desktop is being repaired, I couldn’t print documents from my laptop. The former runs Windows 7 and the latter runs Windows 10. Windows 7 offers the built-in driver for the printer, but Windows 10 doesn’t.
So if anyone knows how to figure it out, please tell us. It’s even worth buying a driver software for the printer than changing it. Microsoft is not doing fine leaving this issue unsolved.

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‎06-13-2018 02:27 PM

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Dear Aurélio

 

I found a way  to let win10 to accept Deskjet 1200c

 

Simply by instaling the win 2000 driver for Deskjet 1200c.

 

Go to

Win 2000 driver https://support.hp.com/dk-da/drivers/selfservice/closure/hp-deskjet-1220c-printer-series/25521

 

and download:

 

HP Deskjet 1220c-printerserie hp deskjet 1220c series printer driver (add printer, WHQL certified) Windows 2000 1.6 MB dj1075da.exe

 

run: dj1075da.exe

 

This will unzip the install files, among the files locate: hp1220c.inf

right click,  and in drop window select install, click yes to install.

 

after a restart you 1200c should by printing

 

Be aware that new USB ports do not accept long cables!

 

Good luck

 

Let me know if it also work for you.

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