Hp laserjet 1012 hb driver

System Requirements: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 10


botvinesq Top Student Posts: 2 Member Since: ‎ Message 1 of 66 (440,024 Views) Report Inappropriate Content Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Report Inappropriate Content ‎ 09:06 AM Where can I find a Printer driver for HP Laserjet 1012 that is compatible with Windows 7? Solved! View Solution. 3 05:41 PM I have seen multiple people use the Laserjet 1015 Windows 7 drivers for the LJ 1012. Try this: From Start/ Devices and Printers.- Choose add a printer.- Choose Windows update at the bottom of the install printer driver window because the HP Laserjet 1015 will not       be on the list of HP printers. But after the update there it was HP Laserjet 1015.- Choose Generic IEEE 1284.4 as the printer port Here is a how to document: HP Laser Jet, Color Laser Jet, and Laser Jet Ai O/ MFP Products - Install the driver included in the Windows 7 operating system Best of luck! Sean S View solution in context Sean S Distinguished Professor Posts: 3,102 Member Since: ‎ Message 11 of 66 (80,947 Views) Report Inappropriate Content Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Report Inappropriate Content ‎ 05:33 PM Try the steps again but use the LPT port. Let me know if that solves the issue. Thanks Sean How do I give Kudos? | How do I mark a post as Solved? wondering if i could get assistance on this. i would love to get this working. i have the same laserjet 1012, usb connection, using a windows 7 home premium 64bit, laptop. I tried the following methods add printer 'add local printer 'use exising port, chose lpt1 'windows update chose hp 1015.  that did not work.i also tried downloading the windows vista 64bit driver, still no luck printing test page.  I would LOVE some additional.
Question I installed a driver for my printer, hp laserjet 1012 on my Laptop with Windows 7 OS.  The driver I used was the one offered by hp website that other community members said would fit.  I used Window Vista (64 Bit).  The printer works, but it prints a sheet every 12 seconds.  At that rate I will never get myloan doc papers completed before the signing date. Is there anyone who has had this same problem?  If so, please explain in detail how to fix this problem.  Do I change drivers, or is there another type of adjustment. Additionally, I should say the driver  that was chosen for the device has the letters HB at the end of the description, i.e., hp laserjet 1012 HB. The actual description of the printer reads thus:    hp laserjet 1012.  Will the HB at the end of this description cause it the printer to  print one page every 12 seconds. Thanks for any input from the community. Thanks very much Preplpy7560 [ Moved from feedback forum] 1 person had this question.
Sign-in Register Site help Laptops 1. Download the HP Laser Jet Host Based ( Windows Vista) driver from here, 2. Extract the driver into a folder and remember the place of it, 3. Follow the pictures; ​ 4. Enjoy and keep use longer your Printer Thank you so Much! This worked great! I was up till 2 am trying to figure this out and nothing worked! You're awesome! Now I don't have to buy another printer! I'm glad this guide helped to solve your Windows 8 printer issue too. You are welcome! Ah, a good ol' manual install! Great guide and very good visuals, Atom Ant. Thanks! ( Does the software utility really not work under Windows 8 yet? What a pain.) I'm glad this guide helped to solve your Windows 8 printer issue too. You are welcome! Click to expand. I'd say this guide is pretty useful regardless of whether you use windows 8 or not. I never had to use that method for a local printer, but I had to go through similar steps for a network printer in my office. I ended up doing the configuration for half the people in my office too. Also, when it comes to HP computers, I'd do it like this any time of the day. Every HP printer I ever got had so much bloatware in the installer package that it wasn't even funny anymore. Thank you for your instructions. However, I am trying to connect my Windows 8 laptop to my HP Laser Jet 1012 that is connected directly to a desktop running Windows Vista, where the printer is enabled to be shared. I am unable to print to the Laser Jet 1012 even though I can connect to it via the home network. Any help would be appreciated. Hi there, randcal44, and welcome to the forums. Would you mind elaborating? What happens (if anything) when.
‎ 08:14 AM I haven't had this problem yet for this particular printer, but I've run into issues with printing multiple copies of a document on several different HP printers, and it's alwaays the same problem. Go into the Device Settings tab on the Printer Properties page and make sure Mopier Mode and Job Storage (or similarly named options) are disabled. Also, have a look at the conversation at this thread, there's a lot of discussion about which driver to use here. I'm still reading the whole thing, since the initial recommendation on page one isn't 100%. This is pitiful on HP's part.  I work IT and have Laserjet 5's still in use.  They have better hinges than you will find in most houses and they came with DOS drivers.  HP is still supporting these printers, perhaps because they were enterprise class printers when they were introduced.  Now they are shipping disposable printers and won't even bother to update the drivers which they don't even have to distribute themselves. Following suggestions from this forum I was able to install and use the printer by manually adding a local printer, which I said was using USB, selecting Windows Update, selecting HP for Manufacturer, Laserjet 1015 for model, installing, then selecting the printer out of the device list, clicking the Print Server Properties tab near the top of the window, and changing the port to DOT4_001( IEEE 1284.4.) and applying.  It works.  HP could have had an intern do it for free, probably in less than an hour, by simply modifying a few lines of pre-existing code. HP became a great company by building great products, then people rightly bought them and HP made a load of cash.  Now they try to make money for their stockholders and use what is left to try to run a business.  They need an industry leader at their helm, not a bunch of bean counters trying to get the biggest slice of the pie. Their.
UPDATE : I have tested this procedure on a Windows 8 desktop and the above steps work. If you have a Windows 8 desktop and want to install your 1012.
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