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‎01-05-2022 12:58 PM

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Product: Color Laserjet Pro M454dw
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Server 2019

Hello,

Setting up this printer (Color Laserjet Pro M454dw) on a Windows Server 2019 using Print Management so that it can be a print server for the environment.  I see the Basic Drivers on the HP Support page.  I downloaded the PCL-6 V4 drivers.  When I go to install the drivers, I point the Printer Installation Wizard to the folder where the drivers unpacked themselves.  There are 5 .inf files there to choose from.  By default, the one that comes up first in the alphabet is selected first, the HPMTPStub.inf file.  There are also a HPRestStub.inf, hpshC42A4_x64.inf, hpshC42A4_x32.inf and HPWinUSBStub.inf files present.  What does the HPMTPStub abbreviation stand for and is it the correct file to use?  TIA!

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