• Hp Deskjet 970cse
• Driver Windows 7 64 Bit

I have a HP Deskjet 970 Cse (parallel) printer attached to a computer that is running XP Sp3 on my network. I want to be able to use the printer across the network with machines running Windows 7 64-bit. When I 'Add a Printer' in Windows 7 it 'sees' the printer but says that it can't communicate with it.

Could you provide us the complete model number of this printer? Finding the exact model number of your printer. With the model number you have provided I was able to track two different printers HP Deskjet 970cse Printer and HP Deskjet 970cxi Printer. Here is the link. I have an older hp3820 printer. HP says to use a deskjet 970cse with windows 7. Windows 7 does not list this printer within the HP selection of printers. 2 answers Last reply Nov 14, 2009. More about deskjet 970cse. Jonmor68 Nov 14, 2009, 12:30 AM. Go to the HP site and dowload the drivers for the.

The HP web site talks about a generic driver in Windows 7 that will work but gives no information on the name of the driver or where in Windows to find it. The printer is parallel only and the Windows 7 computers don't have parallel ports, so I can't hook the printer directly up to the Windows 7 computers. I can't see spending $50 on a parallel/USB cord just for downloading a driver either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I believe that the printer is properly shared on it's host machine because I can print to it from every machine on the network except the two Windows 7 machines that are new. The 'Install Printer' window does see the printer on the network but says it can't find a driver for it and opens a window where you can type in the name and location of the INF file. I guess my question at this point is WHAT is the name of the Windows 7 generic driver for a HP Deskjet 970 Cse and WHERE is that file on my Windows 7 computer?

I've had similar issues getting a LaserJet 1020 on an XP box (32bit) to be seen by a Win 7 (64bit) machine. When you select the printer, Win7 wants to load the driver from the XP box which fails every time. I was able to get around it by going to the HP site and downloading the 64bit driver for the printer and installing it locally on the W7 machine. After that, I was able to get the printer going. I think it has something to do with XP 32bit drivers and W7 64bit drivers interfering with each other.

Hp Deskjet 970cse

In your case the printer is too old. A parallel to USB cable may be the only way to get it going with W7. It may be the only way to get the generic 64bit driver installed on the W7 box. I believe that the printer is properly shared on it's host machine because I can print to it from every machine on the network except the two Windows 7 machines that are new.

The 'Install Printer' window does see the printer on the network but says it can't find a driver for it and opens a window where you can type in the name and location of the INF file. I guess my question at this point is WHAT is the name of the Windows 7 generic driver for a HP Deskjet 970 Cse and WHERE is that file on my Windows 7 computer? DaLog: On the Windows 7 machine try this So many people have done this before me and probably better but here goes: Open Devices and Printers Select add printer near the top menu bar Select add local printer Choose Create a new port and local port from drop down arrow Click Next In the enter a port name do one of the following 1. In the install printer driver dialog box do one of the following 1. In the left panel select you printer manufacturer and in the right panel select your printer model (to use Win7 native drivers) This is Where You Should See The Driver for the Deskjet 970 or 2. Select the have disk button and direct the install process to the folder where you have download and extracted the Win 7 drivers for your printer.

Star wars kotor xbox one. Hope this helps. RedBirdDad; Do me a favor, open your printers and devices, select one of the printers and up near the top, select printer server properties. Now on the Drivers tab select the add button and then next and then next again, in the left panel choose HP and in the right panel scroll and see if you find a HP DeskJet 970Cse, I believe he stated that that is his printer. I just want to make sure that you see, the same thing that I'm seeing and I'm not giving him some bad info. My install is a clean Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit, install and has the driver built into it as a choice. So if you have the time could you comfirm this for me?

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Driver Windows 7 64 Bit

Network & Sharing I have a HP Deskjet 970 Cse (parallel) printer attached to a computer that is running XP Sp3 on my network. I want to be able to use the printer across the network with machines running Windows 7 64-bit. When I 'Add a Printer' in Windows 7 it 'sees' the printer but says that it can't communicate. Drivers I have a HP Deskjet 970 Cse (parallel) printer attached to a computer that is running XP Sp3 on my network. I want to be able to use the printer across the network with machines running Windows 7 64-bit. When I 'Add a Printer' in Windows 7 it 'sees' the printer but says that it can't communicate.

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