Driver Needed for HP LaserJet Pro M402n

[Hautbois16]

I am totally blind, and the CD supplied with my printer "bombs" with error that the HP shell stopped working when I tried to install the drivers on two of my three home PCs (it installed on one except for the Web Services).  I have searched the HP driver pages in an attempt to find the needed software for installation of the other two computers (all running Windows 10).  The driver section of the HP site is not "blind friendly" with a screen reader.  I would appreciate help to get me a link that will take me directly and reliably to the actual software I need.  I have no sighted help available to hunt up the driver software for me.  I found a massive table under Windows 10 support, but I was unable to find the actual software I needed.  The store where I bought the printer said that they could not provide the drivers to me on a thumb drive and that I would have to bring the computers to the store for them to load the drivers.  Getting the computers to the store would not be easy for me; besides, I ought to have a reliable copy of the drivers/software in case I had to reinstall it after a system crash.  I will appreciate any help you can provide to get the remaining two computers connected to the printer.  By the way, I really like this printer because it prints only black and white - exactly what I need in our home environment.

[helper200]

Hey Hautbois,

You can find the drivers for this printer here: http://h20566.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/readIndex?sp4ts.oid=7458629&swLangOid=8&swEnvOid=4192.

If you have any additional questions, please let me know.

[Hautbois16]

Thanks, Helper.  I downloaded three files from the link you sent me; I'm not sure what all three files do.  I finally called GeekSquad online, and the fellow had the same issue as I did when he tried to run the "install" program he had.  He finally used a Windows utility to make MS Windows 10 somehow install it.  Still, I'm glad to have the three files I downloaded; I'll  appreciate knowing the purpose of all three of them. 

The printer is supposed to be able to address envelopes, but when I open the tray in front and slide the guides all the way out, a #10 envelope doesn't fit between them.  How do you make a #10 envelope feed in that manual tray?  I also hope that I can print single checks from a checkbook on that printer in much the same way as I would feed an envelope.  My ultimate goal is to move completely out of the old DOS system and be completely in a Windows environment.  I don't write many paper checks, but I'd like to do them on the HP Laserjet Pro M402 rather than the old KXP2180 now far past its expected life.

[helper200]

Hey Hautbois,

You may have already attempted these steps already, but I would just like to cover all our bases. Here is a link on how to load envelopes into your printer:

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04798431

This printer does support a #10 envelope. Make sure that you are putting the envelopes into Tray 1.

To see how you can adjust the paper-width in the tray, please refer to the printer manual, page 18 (below). This will explain how to adjust the paper-width better than I ever could.

http://h20628.www2.hp.com/km-ext/kmcsdirect/emr_na-c04639074-5.pdf

If you're still have issues, please let me know.