HP Laserjet 1012 driver  

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  1. eib
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    Winodws XP
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    HP Laserjet 1012 driver


    Has anyone managed to find a driver that works for this printer with Win 7
    Thanks
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  2. Posts : 846
    Windows 10 Pro
       #2

    eib said:
    Has anyone managed to find a driver that works for this printer with Win 7
    Thanks

    Seems that HP has drivers for Win7 here

    HP LaserJet 1012 Printer- Download drivers and software - HP Business Support Center

    What drivers are presently installed?
    It sounds like you can't get the printer running or what?
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  3. eib
    Posts : 8
    Winodws XP
    Thread Starter
       #3

    HP Laserjet 1012 driver


    The HP site stated that the Printer is not supported.
    Does the Vista driver work OK
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  4. Posts : 846
    Windows 10 Pro
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    eib said:
    The HP site stated that the Printer is not supported.
    Does the Vista driver work OK
    Well I see drivers for your printer for both 32bit and 64bit from the link I had in my first post.
    Have you tried those drivers?
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  5. eib
    Posts : 8
    Winodws XP
    Thread Starter
       #5

    HP Laserjet 1012 driver


    I followed the link and as stated previously it does not supply a driver, because the 1010, 102 1015 printers are not supported.
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  6. Posts : 3
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #6

    This series of LJ printers has always been a bit tricky, as the printer doesn't have an onboard firmware, instead depending on the driver to load the firmware to printer ram at startup. When I run the printer driver from HP, it is tricky, and it *says* it didn't install, but apparently it does, as my printer magically started working. You may need to "play with it" a bit. When 7 first came out, I had to install the vista driver, get an error, and before closing the driver installer which would roll everything back, COPY the actual driver files from the temp directory, and then select "have disk" from the device manager and point it at the copied files, thus bypassing HP's braindead error message that rolls back the install.

    So... let us know how it goes, whichever method works for you on the 1012.
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  7. Posts : 11
    Windows 7
       #7

    i have 7 ent.
    and hp lj 1012.

    i used the hp-supplied vista driver.
    it labels the printer "hp laserjet 1012 hb"

    the printing is dead slow, about 15 to 20 seconds to start each job.

    (the 1012 prints instantaneously in xp pro, same machine from which i dual-boot 7)

    anyone have a way to make the printing work faster?
    is it some security inhibitor? (that's what i think.)
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  9. Posts : 130
    MSDN Home Premium
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    When I initially tried to install my ancient LaserJet 4L it said it didn't have the drivers but there is a link during printer install to download more drivers and once I did the LaserJet 4L was in the list and installed AOK.

    Have you been down that route?
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  10. Posts : 2,303
    Windows 7 & Windows Vista Ultimate
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    temmu said:
    i have 7 ent.
    and hp lj 1012.

    i used the hp-supplied vista driver.
    it labels the printer "hp laserjet 1012 hb"

    the printing is dead slow, about 15 to 20 seconds to start each job.

    (the 1012 prints instantaneously in xp pro, same machine from which i dual-boot 7)

    anyone have a way to make the printing work faster?
    is it some security inhibitor? (that's what i think.)
    Hey, old buddy!

    Have you tried the Windows 7 driver from the link IggyAZ & pancake89 posted? (Seems to me I suggested checking the HP site yesterday. :) )

    I suspect that the hb indicator is because you are using the Windows Vista host based driver.
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