Reinstall hpotap07.dll on Office Jet G85

I am using a HP Office Jet G 85 with a Windows XP operating system.  My printer works but the directory and other additional functions do not giving me a message the hpotap07.dll is not located.  The functions did work until XP was installed.  I have tried uninstalling and re-installing and it still is not there.  Anyone have an answer for me?  Thank you for the help....

I understand you are receiving an error regarding a missing DLL.
You mentioned you tried uninstalling and reinstalling.  Was this done using the download found here or from the CD?  If it was from the download, do you have access to the CD?
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