HP Printers - 8000 Pro and Pro 8500A Plus all in one wireless setups

First, six weeks of customer support has not been able to get my 8500A Plus all-in-one install on my XP Pro SP3 laptop.  I've uninstalled the printer using HP's utility, the Control Panel and still can't install it wireless to this laptop. I am about to attempt an Ethernet connection, but have little to no confidence in it's success. The support has been terrible - repeating the same steps over and over, promising call backs and never calling back, promising escalation and always talking to a level 1 support person that repeats the exact same steps, and promises to solve the problem.  The last person couldn't figure out how to shut off the wireless feature on the printer - it hung every time I did what he told me too.  I also get periodic "crashes" white screens on the printer's display and all of the lights flashing. 
Anyone have a suggestion?  HP want to replace this printer?
Second, since I've had so much trouble with the 8500, the uninstallation process uninstalled the 8000 Pro I had on my network, wireless and working.  Now, the installation of the 8000 Pro has failed three times.  I'm attempting a USB installation with hopes to switch to wireless, but the process (at around 33% of step 3 of 4) is taking hours!  What gives?
Any suggestions?  I surely don't want to call HP Customer Care for support, and waste another six weeks on a second printer. 

This alignment page document may help:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&​dlc=en&docname=c03094803&lc=en&product=4116838&tmp​...
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    The Officejet Pro 8620 and Officejet Pro 8630: both models are identical with their specifications. The only difference is that the Officejet Pro 8630 comes with 2 paper trays. The specifications for the Officejet Pro 8630 can be found here.
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    For out-of-box hardware setup instructions please click here.
    For installation instructions for Windows Vista and Windows 8.1 please click here.
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    Q8: Again, powersave mode is the same thing as sleep mode. You should have no issues allowing your wireless Officejet 8625 to go into a sleep mode. Once the printer is asleep you simply send a print job to your printer and the printer will 'wake up' and print for you. It is rare to see 'sleep mode' or 'powersave' issues. Always keep the Firmware up to date to avoid programming issues. 
    Q9:  Microsoft has recently released a HotFix to correct wireless printing issues as they have found printing issues within the Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 Operating Systems. This issue is not specific to HP or the HP Officejet 8625. Rather, the issue seems to affect all wireless printers on the Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 Operating Systems. The HotFix can be found here. Once the website opens you simply select the button for HotFix Download Available. Follow any onscreen prompts to install the HotFix. There has been a lot of luck with running this fix.
    I hope this information helps to clear up any issues you may have. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns. Thanks for reaching out to the HP Support Forums!
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