Hello everybody in this world, I'd really like my very old HP Deskjet 520 printer to run under win7 64-bit The printerdriver is not anymore supplied in the driver-database that comes with the OS. HP customers-service says: not possible (driver update stopped with XP) They got several so called Universal Print Drivers, I installed them one by one, but they make the printer just come to life, printing some rubbish on the first line and then loading the next sheet and printing some rubbish on first line then loading the next. Tried ad random to install some other HP printers (drivers), same results. The original connection with the XP machine is an parrallel printer cable to LPT 1, the connection to the new Win 7 machine is an USB to parrallel cable. Unfortunately I lost the original setup files, till now the printer ran smoothly on my XP- 32bit machine, I can see a fistfull of files in the printer server >properties, things like 'unidrv.dll' Would it be possible to transfer these files manually to the right places on the Win 7 machine? Reset Printer Canon Ip2770 Terbaru Psg.

Drivers for HP Laserjet 4050 N - Windows 7 64 bit. Windows 7 IT Pro >Windows 7 Networking. You can use the Win7 build in driver for Laserjet4100.

Thanks in advance for evry help or hint or workaround Poetman PS if you wonder why I want to combine a state of the art Win 7 (I7 processor, 16 Gb ram etc) with an antique black & white printer: I'm a musician, the computer will become my DAW, but evryday I need to print some pages sheetmusic for my students. Yep ss220sl and SR-71, thanks for the contributions, but I knew all that.

I'm trying to find a solution. Or workaround.

Grtz Poetman Probably far too late for Poetman but in case there are others still wanting to do this. Our trusty old workhorse HP 520 is working fine in Windows 7 (32 bit). Canon Ir3300 Hard Disk Software Free Download more.

In Control Panel/Devices and Printers click on Add a Printer. Descargar Driver Hp Deskjet 3920 Windows 7 Gratis. Ask for more printers to be shown. It took ages for that to happen but eventually it showed a list which included HP Deskjet 500 and HP Deskjet 500C. Select the appropriate one (Colour or not) and hey presto. I have Windows 7 64-bit and a wonderful Deskjet 520. The only workaround I've come up with is to install XP in addition to Windows 7 on the same machine and then create a dual menu. It sounds complicated but it works.

It has worked fine for me for 4 years. Just boot to XP and the drivers are there. To create the dual menu I installed EasyBCD 2.0.2 which was free.

There's lots of links out there on how to do this, though it's surprisingly straightforward. I see EasyBCD is also available for Windows 8.1.

Yep ss220sl and SR-71, thanks for the contributions, but I knew all that. I'm trying to find a solution.

Or workaround. Grtz Poetman Probably far too late for Poetman but in case there are others still wanting to do this. Our trusty old workhorse HP 520 is working fine in Windows 7 (32 bit). In Control Panel/Devices and Printers click on Add a Printer. Ask for more printers to be shown. It took ages for that to happen but eventually it showed a list which included HP Deskjet 500 and HP Deskjet 500C. Select the appropriate one (Colour or not) and hey presto.

Thanks, That one really worked for me! Add printer ->Add local Printer ->Use an excisting port: LPT1 (Printerport) Then click the [Windows Update] knob, and wait for a couple of minutes. You will be rewarded! After the update, scroll thru the Printers again for HP Manufacturer.