LaserJet P2015 Series PCL5e - Windows 7 64 Bit

Hey all,
OS: Windows 7 64 Bit
Printer: HP LaserJet P2015
Location: School
I cannot find a driver and also Windows Vista 32 bit User, have much problems. I have downloaded many drivers, but it doesn't work. Someone uses Win 7 32 Bit, but the computer couldn't connect to the printer, although a driver was found.
I downloaded: PCL 5 & 6 Universal Printer driver for 32&64 bit, but nothing worked. Any ideas?
funky

Use the Universal PCL 5 or 6 driver
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Message Edited by WendyM on 11-29-2009 08:25 PM

WendyM: I seem to have EXACTLY the same problem...
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- HP LaserJet P1005 as a local printer
- P1005 was first installed on the Vaio using the original install CD and sort of worked
- worked OK for the installing user but only intermittently for the other user
- both users had problems with the printer queue locking up in various situations (only solution was to reboot)
- decide to try and update the installation of the printer
- downloaded both the driver files you speak of from HP
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- large full installation file (c167Mb) also failed to install properly
- tried uninstalling and rebooting various times after various failed attempts to get this full package to work.
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- a detail: when the P1005 is plugged into any machine (Vaio or XPs) USB reports that it could run faster if it was on a USB 2.0 port
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- stranger yet, the XPs are completely unaffected by this message, and print to the P1005 normally, as they always have
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- The other XP machine is a 2009 Acer netbook
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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:
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