HP CM1312nfi driver won't install

Hello, I just bought a new computer with a windows 8.1 Pro version on it. I try to install the drivers but the install software won't let me. It says: "The Operatingsystem on this computer couldn't be recognised as a supported operatingsystem. This is only a warning message. The install can continue.Actual O.S. '602.64'Supported: Vista, Vista 64bit, 601.00, 601.64* Then it says:This software can't be installed using the "execute as..." The install can't continue until this issue is resolved.* Only problem, the continue button is greyed out and I'm forced to abort. I tried finding a new driver but the HP support site only proposes the universal driver. That one works fine BUT as you can imagine, no scanner possibilities. So help is most appreciated. Content of autorun.log.... CStubApp::CStubApp: Leaving
CStubApp::LaunchApplications: Entering
CIniFile::GetApplications: Entering
CIniFile::GetApplications: Leaving
Application to launch: I:\regprep.exe
Application parameters:
Wait for application to finish: 1
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If we should use CreateProcess: 1
if we should check the registry: 1
CStubApp::HardWareWizardDetectProc: Entering
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   HOTPLUG.DLL: is NOT loaded
   HDWWIZ.CPL: is NOT loaded...........and so on *Messages are translations out of Dutch.

Hi,
Software for the printer can be downloaded from the link below.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=al-75052-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&...
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