Acer Aspire One D270-1865 cannot install Photosmart D110

"Every time I try to install the driver for my Photosmart D110 the install does not complete.I've tried installing it on its own as well as using HP Printer Install Wizard for Windows. The software recognizes the printer, downloada the driver and attempts to install. I clicked install and navigated through the settings (because I don't want to install the Yahoo toolbar and such) and agreed to the installation agreements. When I clicked "next" though, the computer attempts to install, bit crashes.It starts the installation process by "Downloading updates" but instead of moving to the next step, it just crashes. No "failed installation" message or anything. If I am running the HP Printer Install Wizard, the process starts all over again.I've uninstalled and reinstalled the Install Wizard and tried downloasing the printer driver by itself. The installer keeps crashing.Even stranger is the fact that I have had this printer installed on my computer before and it worked flawlessly, then today it was shown as a choice when i tried to print a document but would not print.Please help.

Hello klear6,  Welcome to the HP Forums.  I see that you are having an issue with getting your printer re-installed on to your computer. I do have a few suggestions that we can try in the attempt to resolve this issue. First off, please make sure that you have the printer power cable connected directly to a wall outlet and not a power bar/strip. Here is a document that uses a LaserJet printer as an example but it is meant for HP products in general. Please click on the following link that explains the Issues when Connected to an Uninterruptible Power Supply/Power Strip/Surge Protector. Disable any Windows firewalls or Anti Virus protection you may have running.  Reboot the computer and when it is back on, run the HP Print and Scan Doctor. If you see any error messages or error codes, please let me know what they are. Write me back when you have time and I will be happy to help.  Cheers,     

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    Hi , Welcome to the HP Forums! I understand that you are wondering how to scan from your HP Photosmart c4680. I am happy to help! Scanning is different for each Operating System. If you do not know the Operating System you are using, please visit this website. Whatsmyos. Since you are using an Acer Aspire One, I am assuming you are using a version of Windows. Here are the how to guides, for each Windows version, that we have available:  Scan from Windows XP With the Full Feature HP Software for HP Multifunction Printers.How to Scan: Windows Vista.How to Scan: Windows 7.How to Scan: Windows 8.Scan Using Full Feature HP Solution Center Software (Windows 10). I hope one of these guides helps you with your scanning!  “Please click the Thumbs up icon below to thank me for responding.”

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