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1. #Hp laserjet 4100 series stacker install#
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4. #Hp laserjet 4100 series stacker windows 7#
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This looks like a problem with the Windows 7 CAB file extraction process. The printer was originally found as HP LaserJet 4000 Series. This message is not very helpful as it does not tell the name or location of the file it cannot find. The system cannot find the file specified.

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Therefore, once I created a sub-directory named I386 and moved the remaining 514 files there, the printer installed from the Device Manager by right mouse clicking the device and selecting Update Driver Software and pointing to the directory where the INF file is located.īy doing this, I successfully installed a HP LaserJet 4000 N as a HP LaserJet 4000 Series PCL 5 and it works perfectly. The only 3 files that should be in the directory location you selected for extracting into are:Īll of the other 514 files should be a sub-folder or sub-directory named I386. If you look at the expanded view of the *.CAB files in Window Explorer with view by details, there is a column named Path and 514 of the 517 files are in a Path named I386. However, when you select all the files with CNTL-A then right mouse click and select Extract, it puts all the files in the same directory.

Windows Explorer in Windows 7 will show you all of the 517 files in the *.CAB driver file. I figured out the problem if you downloaded the 11.4MB Driver *.CAB file Dated 6-21-2006 from the Microsoft Update Catalog and you are using Windows 7. Note: see danieljacobson post below for improper extracting of the cab file issues in Win 7. That file is 13.9 MB and has an Amd64 folder inside it instead of an I386 folder. I had to scroll to page 17 to get to them.

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Get 64 bit HP Printer drivers for Win 7 and Win 2008 R2, by continuing to scroll through the choices on the Microsoft Update Catalog site until you get to any of the downloads showing:

#Hp laserjet 4100 series stacker install#

Browse to that inf file when the Printer install steps offers you to use the Have Disk button, (click on Have Disk and find your folder) select the prnhp001.inf file and you will see ALL the HP Printers.īonus: Next time you install a printer on that PC, all the choices are still there. The cab file expands into a folder with an inf file in it. Turns out 7-Zip expands the cab file folder structure properly so use it. cab file and you need to expand it just like you expand a.

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Then click on Download and save the file. After you Add it, go to View Basket in the upper right hand corner. 0"Ĭhoose ANY of the HP LaserJets listed (download is the same for all) and click on ADD. Once you get to the site, search for "HP LaserJet. If that link does not work, try Googling "Microsoft Update Catalog" all the way back to drivers to an HP LaserJet 4! cab file of all the HP printer drivers Microsoft tested for Windows 7. I was motivated because that is how I like to install printers at times. I found a better solution to the original question.

JonK suggested using the HP Universal Print Driver and I experimented with that but it is slow and does not give you the exact driver. How can I get these driver off of Windows Update or where ever? I do not want to mess that up or give users the ability to map their own printers. The scripts I have control the printers perfectly so every computer only gets the printers they are supposed to have and no matter who logs in from where they get mapped to the printer closest to them as the default. I know a lot of people like to setup a print server and just have users map themselves, but I do not want to have any servers setup with print shares on them. windows 7 does not include the drivers like XP did so I do not have drivers for the following: Almost all the printers I use want me to use Windows update. If the printer is included in the Windows 7 install this will still work fine, but there are very few printers in Windows 7 compared to XP. To install the Laserjet 4000n printer on my TCP Port named PrintServer01.

Rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /if /b "LaserJet 4000N" /f %windir%\inf\ntprint.inf /r "PrintServer01" /m "HP LaserJet 4000 Series PCL6" /z /u I am forced to go to Windows Update.įor example in XP have have used the RunDL元2 command like so: The only obstical is that I cannot get the drivers from the vendor and they are not included on the Windows 7 DVD. I have numerous network enabled printers that I script to automatically install the TCP Port of the printer and printer driver for XP. I have about 200 PCs where most are on XP and we are moving to Windows 7 on all the units that are capable.