Driver Laserjet 4+ Windows 7 64 bit

The referenced printer is connected to my wife's XP machine. I shared it by way of a computer share from my Win7 machine. After changing my OS from 32 to 64 bit it appears that there is no machine specific 64 bit driver.
I beleive the LaserJet 2200 Series PCL 5 driver will work with the referenced but I cannot find the 64 bit driver for it on HP's site.
Further, I'm not sure how to tell the OS, add printer, network how to use a driver different in name than that of the machine--nor where to put the driver assuming there is one?
Mark

I also couldn't find a 64bit driver for my HP device so I tried to install a 32bit driver "as administrator" and it worked. It may also work if you will extract the 32bit driver for Win 7 to get the driver .inf file. I have installed my printer by choosing the printer manually (set the IP address), the system found the printer and through "have a disk" and .inf file installed it. The printer works and I haven't connected it to my laptop (nor used a setup cd) at all..
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Final words:
From now on, you can install windows 7 in UEFI mode with your special USB without changing your partition scheme anymore. If you have a data partition beside your os partition (see the example above), when you reinstall the system using your USB thumb drive, at the disk partition window chose the partition where windows is installed, delete it, and reinstall windows to the unformatted area. Your partition with your data will be intact and the installation will automatically mount your data partition to the system. And, all the scope of this procedure, you will always have a pure UEFI installation of the system, with all its benefits.
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Moderator note: changed subject to match new content. Was: Prepare an usb thumb drive, to boot windows 7 in UEFI mode
I'm just a volunteer. I like to help others where I can. Do my ideas work? I hope so. o_O
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seanare wrote:
Thank you, as I noted here, your post was the key to my getting a Windows 8 SecureBooting setup on a W530.
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Thank you again good sir.
You are welcome... and I'm happy that the change of the file system helps with windows 8 too. Thanks for confirming that.
abvasili
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