HP970Cse driver fails in Windows 7 64 bit

Help, can't install 970Cse printer driver in Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.
Tried - using USB auto install. everything progresses well and get a green check, however printer does not work. Error message that driver is not installed on this computer and promps for reinstall. After reinstall that same error message- driver is not on this computer
Tried - manual install using Add Printer. Undated printer driver list from Windows Update. Selected 970Cse driver. Still not working. Tried both "use driver currently installed and replace current driver" and both result in error message. "Unable to install printer. Some driver files are missing or incorrect. Reinstall the driver or try using the latest version". Did Windows Update again and same error message.
Tried - HP Install Wizard. After finding Deskjet 970 Cse, said this is a non supported printer.
I have installed this printer easily on a Win8 64 bit laptop a few weeks ago using USB. No issues.

My company gives me a new notebook every three years. The last computer I had was also HP Elitebook Window 7 64 with an i5 processor, but this new notebook with i7 processor, has issues finding a driver for my personal printer the HP 970 Cse. I came to this forum hoping this had been resolved.
I have been in a queue for HP SmartFriend support for approximately one hour.
I cannot understand why HP doesn't have these drivers available to download.
I wonder if there is a way to copy the drivers from my old computer?

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