HP laserjet M1005 MFP for 64 bit for windows 8.1

I am unable to install HP laserjet M1005 MFP for 64 bit for windows 8.1 on my new notebook. Kindly help.

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Driver for HP LaserJet M1005 MFP for Windows 7

Scaner not working

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DRIVERS FOR HP LASERJET 1005 SERIES FOR WINDOWS 8.1 64 BIT

Hello!
When I can get drivers for hp laserjet 1005 series for windows 8.1 64 BIT?
My printer work perfect and i would not chance it!
Is anny solution there?
Thank you for your answer.

Hi, the 1005 Laserjet is not supported in Windows 8/8.1, see this link.
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HP LaserJet M1005 MFP and Windows 7 - Won't Install

I have just acquired an HP Notebook which connects well to an old HP LaserJet 6L as a local printer, but it won't connect to the HP LaserJet M1005 MFP. It does not find drivers when it searches on the net, and the drivers won't install from the CD which came with the printer either - it just hangs after a while.
I read some posts from other people who also have related problems. Can anybody help please?

The Windows 7 32-bit Print/Scan driver software can be found here <http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=1839459&...>.
The Windows 7 64-bit Print/Scan driver software can be found here <http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=1839459&...>
You are correct though, the installer on the CD does not support Windows 7 and there are no driver in Windows 7 or in Windows Update for this product. Hope this helps.

Cannot scan with HP LaserJet M1005 MFP

I updated to Snow Leopard 10.6.3 yesterday. Big mistake as I cannot now scan with my HP LaserJet M1005 MFP. I have been unable to find a solution here or via Google. Does anyone know if this is possible? I realize this device has never been "Mac friendly" (one might even say, not compatible.... despite HP's over-generous claims), but I would have thought there would be a new driver for SL by now.
If not, could anyone recommend a non-HP scanner (not MFP) that works well with SL?
thanks!

Hi @3Digit ,
I see that you are having issues scanning, there isn't any scanning software in the HP folder. I would like to help you out today.
Open the HP Scan window with one of the following methods:
Double-click the HP Scan icon () for your printer on the Windows desktop.
Click the Windows icon (), click All Programs, click the HP folder, click the name of your printer, and then click HP Scan.
If you are missing the HP Scan software altogether, then the full software didn't install on the computer.
If that is the case, uninstall and reinstall the printer software. Here is the link for the newest drivers. Software & Drivers.
First do these steps, before installing the software, just to make sure it fully installs.
I would disable all the start up programs and temporarily turn off the Antivirus Software and any Real Time Scanning in the Antivirus Software also, to see if that is causing the issue. How to use MSCONFIG . Click on the Startup tab and click Disable all, Then click the Services tab and check Hide All Microsoft Services.
I have provided a document for how to scan. It is for Windows 7, but the steps will also work for Windows Vista.
Scan from Windows 7 With the Full Feature HP Software for HP LaserJet Multifunction Printers
How is the printer connected? (USB/Ethernet/Wireless)
If you need further assistance, just let me know.
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HP LaserJet M1005 MFP

Our company is using a HP LaserJet M1005 MFP all in one printer. this machine we purchase when our organisation had 2 staffs. but now we have 8 staffs and found difficult to handle this printer especially for scanning purpose.
kindly advise us, how can we convert this unit into a network printer and scanner. i am told by the supplier that we can convert this to a network printer but scanning won't work. we have to have a lot of scanning works to do from all the staffs.
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The printer only has USB connectivity. Its not impossible but very difficult. I would recommend getting an MFP with network capability.
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Where can I get driver for network scanning on my Laserjet Multifunction M1120n for Windows 7?

Where can I get driver for network scanning on my Laserjet Multifunction M1120n for Windows 7 64bit? It must be the Windows 7 driver of Scanto.msi. Thank you for your support.
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Hi,
Unfortunately any HP Software component (HP Toolbox, HP Scan, etc.) for this product support 32-bit envoirnment only.
As you may find by the User Guide, only basic Print and Scan drivers provided for 64-bit (Page 14):
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01072750.pdf
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HP Laserjet M1005 MFP won't work with a DLINK DPR-2000 Print server.

I have an HP Laserjet M1005 MFP and am trying to connect it to a DLINK DPR-2000 Print server. After the setup no matter what I do the Laserjet shows up as offline on the print server. The print server recognises it as the correct model it's just always offline aned hence I can get nothing to print.
I have done the latest firmware upgrade on the printer to 20120910.
Any ideas?

Sounds like you are having an issue getting this printer to be recognized fully on the network the print server is set up on. First of all, what all can you tell me about the network environment it is operating on? I would suggest that you try installing the PL6 drivers fro this laserjet after removing the original software and see if that gives you greater control over the machine and its functions :
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?locale=en_US&taskId=135&prodTypeId=...
Let me know how that goes!
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Windows 7 64-bit & HP LaserJet M1005 MFP Printing problem

I have installed the latest available drivers (as of 26rd October 09) for HP LJ M1005 MFP printer
on Windows 7 64-bit Enterprise. Printer connected over USB.
I can't print more than two pages from any application.
It stop printing after two pages and have a message on LED "Printing Document".
Nothing is in the print queue.
Printer well working on WinXP, Win2003, Win2008 x64.
Anyone else have this problem? Or even a solution?
Sorry for my bad English.

I retried the installation from the driver after having cleaned previous installation and having unplugged the printer.
Same problem re-occured
Here the log containing the error
EDC): _PostProgressMessage hWnd=0x60206 msg=1125, param=13074
[11-19-2009 8:22:39:391]- LOG(EDC): Preinstalling inf C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\7zS58EC\HPLJM1005.INF
[11-19-2009 8:22:39:391]- LOG(820): IDLCProgressDlg:nCurrentProgressMsg()
[11-19-2009 8:22:39:391]- LOG(820): msg=Preinstalling the driver files ...
[11-19-2009 8:22:41:216]- LOG(EDC): SetupCopyOEMInf failed gle=2
[11-19-2009 8:22:41:216]- LOG(EDC): PreInstallDriverFiles()
[11-19-2009 8:22:41:216]- LOG(EDC): _PreInstallDriverFiles()
[11-19-2009 8:22:41:216]- LOG(EDC): inf:C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\7zS58EC\HPLJM1005.INF
[11-19-2009 8:22:42:761]- LOG(EDC): DriverPackagePreinstall = -536870141, flags=0x14
[11-19-2009 8:22:42:761]- LOG(EDC): ===>>> ERROR (gle=-2146499837, 0xe0000303): Msg: (null) Context: DriverPackagePreinstall failed
[11-19-2009 8:22:43:775]- LOG(EDC): _PreInstallDriverFiles()
[11-19-2009 8:22:43:775]- LOG(EDC): inf:C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\7zS58EC\HPLJM1005.INF
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:194]- LOG(EDC): DriverPackagePreinstall = -536870141, flags=0x14
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:194]- LOG(EDC): ===>>> ERROR (gle=-2146499837, 0xe0000303): Msg: (null) Context: DriverPackagePreinstall failed
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:194]- LOG(EDC): Diffx Preinstall FAILED, trying SetupCopyOEMInf: C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\7zS58EC\HPLJM1005.INF
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:194]- LOG(EDC): ProcessFailure(3) NEXT=0, BACK=1, CANCELED=2, FAILED=3
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:194]- LOG(EDC): _PostProgressMessage hWnd=0x60206 msg=1129, param=0
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:210]- LOG(EDC): InstallSequencer() step = 4
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:210]- LOG(820): IDLCProgressDlg:nStopCurrentProgress()
[11-19-2009 8:22:45:210]- LOG(EDC): --- PreInstallStep ---
After that he retries to install the driver, but inside the previous install directory.

Laserjet 1300 Driver for Windows 7 64 Bits

Come on HP - I need the driver for Windows 7 64 bits for my HP Laserjet 1300 series.
I installed a generic driver which works OK for some applications.
But when using my Stenograph application the box that should be printed
around the text on the printed page is NOT correct: I only see the top and left side of the box shifted by 3 inches.

rainbowdog97 wrote:
Thanks very much for replying to my message. I got PCL 5 from both places -- from the Windows Update list and from the HP website. If it helps, at the hp website it is at:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=238322&p...
You can get to it through www.hp.com/go/windows7, where I also got PCL6.
I have a lenovo thinkpad x300, and connect to the LJ1300 with a USB. I installed PCL5, for example, and tried to print a simple text. But my printer does not respond (the light doesn't start to blink), and when I use the Print function, it gives me a message that indicates "error, 1 document".
I will be off of my printer for a couple of weeks but want to be up and running soon. I had hoped installation of Windows 7 wouldn't be dramatic.
Thanks once again.
The links you cite take you to a page where there are links to:
HP Universal Print Driver for Windows PCL5 x64
HP Universal Print Driver for Windows PCL6 x64
HP Universal Print Driver for Windows PostScript x64
As the name suggests, those drivers are intended to substitute for the "real" driver that is specific to a given printer. They primarily are intended for use where a network administrator is responsible for a variety of HP printers on a single network. See http://h20338.www2.hp.com/Hpsub/cache/343033-0-0-225-121.html Personally, I found the "Universal Print Driver" impossible to install and configure. Congratulations on installing it -- even if it doesn't work.
On the same page that you linked to, there is a link under the heading "Driver" that leads to "Product Support for Windows 7." That link basically leads nowhere useful for Windows 7. The conclusion that you're led to by these pages is that the only choice for Windows 7 is one of the Universal Print Drivers. This conclusion is erroneous.
I can't reconstruct how I found it, but if you go to the link in my previous post (http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=120&prodSeriesId=...) you'll get to an HP support page for using HP printers with Win 7. Essentially, this page divides various HP printers into 6 categories and describes your options for each category:
HP and Windows 7 printer driver options available for the selected product
HP print driver available
Windows 7 print driver available
HP LaserJet AIO/MFP product options
Product will be supported
Selected product is not supported in Windows 7
The Laserjet 1300 is listed as a Category 3, which means that a driver specific to this model is built-in to Windows 7. This is not the Universal Print Driver. The catch is that the driver for the Laserjet 1300 isn't available in Windows 7 out-of-the-box (at least, that's what happened in my installation). It only shows up if you permit Windows Update to update the list of built-in printer drivers.
I suggest that you completely uninstall your LJ1300. Disconnect the LJ1300. Then, right click on its icon in Printers and Devices and select "Remove Device." Then click on any other printer listed and then click on "Print server properties" in the menu bar. Click on the Drivers tab and Remove the Universal Print Driver (or whatever else looks like it's related to the LJ1300. Uninstall anything to do with the Universal Print Driver from Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a program.
Now, you can take one of two approaches:
What I did was just plug the printer in and turn it on. If you've managed at some point to update the list of built-in printers, Windows should just identify and install the printer like any other USB device. Otherwise, you should get a popup asking you to give permission to search the web for a driver. Grant the permission. Windows will find the correct driver and install the printer.
Alternatively, go to Devices and Printers and start the Add Printer wizard. Tell it you're installing a local printer to LPT1. You'll get to the list of built-in printer drivers. Select HP in the left pane and scroll through the right pane. If you find the PCL5 driver for the Laserjet 1300, cancel the process and then add the printer as in the paragraph above. If you don't find an entry for the Laserjet 1300, click the Windows Update button. After a couple of minutes, the process will be finished, and now when you look there will be the PCL5 driver for the Laserjet 1300. Cancel the process and add the printer as in the paragraph above.
Good luck.

Hp laserjet 1000 series for windows 7

friend, I had a question for you, I have an HP LaserJet 1000 printer series but now I get a new computer with Windows 7, but do I not found hp 1000 printer drivers, pls send me the link or drivers ready

Yes - you can use the Laserjet 1000 with Windows 7. (I have two Windows 7 PCs printing to my LJ 1000).
Case 1 - (Easiest case) If your Windows 7 installation is 32-bit (How to check this)
Solution: Provided by user jriv9 in this discussion
use HP LJ1000 XP HostBased Driver
Just installed it and it works perfectly.
1. exe extracts to a directory of your choice.
2. right click on printer -> properties -> update driver
3. select to search in a specific location and select dir from step one.
Case 2 - If your Windows 7 is 64-bit and you have another PC on your network running Windows 32-bit (XP, Vista or 7)
Solution provided by user Los15 on this forum page. I have tried this and it works. I had to make one change - the port name had to be \\Computer Name\hp Laserjet 1000 DOS
Case 3 - If your Windows 7 is 64-bit and you have no other PC.
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Solution given by user erpp on this forum page.
Alternative
On same forum page as the XP Mode solution, another solution is given, using another piece of software called PDF Creator.
I'd just like to add my thanks to everyone who has contributed those solutions above. The LJ 1000 is a marvellous workhorse of a printer - the engineers who built it did a good job. It's too bad HP didn't follow their lead and produce 64-bit drivers.

HP Laserjet 1010 drivers for windows 8

Hi sir,
I have printer hp laserjet 1010 i need drivers for windows 8 please help me i can't find that drivers in hp website.
Regards,
Ali

Hi Ali,
I am sorry to inform you, the printer is not supported on Windows 8.
You may find this information listed below:
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/setupInstallDisplay/?sp4ts.oid=3...
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Laserjet m1217 nfw for window 10

Yesterday, I installed Windows 10 and I can no longer print anything with my printer. I tried Scan Doctor and HP Support Assistant, nothing seems to resolve the issue. Any suggestions?Thanks

Hi,
Your peinter in on the following list:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03168175#N34318
and you can download driver for Windows 8.1 from the following link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=4158&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=4075...
Regards.
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Status of HP LaserJet 4V Driver for Windows 7 (64-bit)

Purchased a new HP Pavilion PC after verifying Windows 7 Compatibility of my HP LaserJet 4V Printer. Microsoft's Windows 7 website said it WAS compatible. However, after buying the new PC and trying to locate the LaserJet 4V 64-bit driver I find that HP's Website says there is NO DRIVER. So, for now I can't install or use my LaserJet 4V printer any longer.
The LaserJet 4V Connection will be via EtherNet Port on my Cisco/Linksys WRT610 Router for sharing between a couple of PCs.
Does anyone know the real status of the driver or why MS shows the LaserJet 4V is compatible and HP implies by the lack of a driver that it is not?
Thanks
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OK, try the following: go to the devices and printers folder, Add a printer, Local printer, create a port, standard TCP/IP port, put in the IP address of the print server, Next, select the HP Laserjet 4V (just before Laserjet 5 in the list. If it is not in the list click on WIndows Update), Next, Next.
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