Windows 7 driver HP 950c

thanks.
i downloaded the driver from Drivertoolkit Software
it has seen the printer and driver is working but it is not printing.
my question is do i need to choose my particular Port where the Usb Printer is located on my laptop?
i am using using it with usb001
please what will i do?

Hello folks, welcome to the forums
I understand you are looking for drivers for your Deskjet 950c printer on Windows 7. There is not a downloadable driver available for this printer however, there are instructions on how to install the printer with Windows 7. See the link below for the information.
Installing the Printer Software in Windows 7 for a USB Cable Connection
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