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Found this article on neowin today.Hope this would be helpful to people running Nvidia systems
http://www.neowin.net/news/first-windows-8-driver-update-from-nvidia-released
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Hey Krzyskos,
I suggest using the HP Windows 8 Install Utility for the best chance to get the printer working on Windows 8 preview. As for the drivers, the release of the Windows 8 drivers are expected to be after the office release of Windows 8.
The above link will direct you to the Windows 8 section where you should address any further Windows 8 questions.
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