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Heres the link to download it when you download it, install the driver manually using device manager.Perfect! Thanks very much. I have a followup question, which I should have tested before installing the driver, but do you know if this method works for an offline computer running W7x64? Or is it actually downloading the driver in the background so that an offline rig is S.O.L.?

Thanks!you can save the file too. That way you can put it on a thumbdrive or cd or even a floppy if you have one and install it on the other computer as well. You can save the file too. That way you can put it on a thumbdrive or cd or even a floppy if you have one and install it on the other computer as well.Heh, how would I go about that? When you click on the download button on HP's website internet explorer, firefox or chrome etc, should pop up a window asking you if you want to open or save the file. If you save the file you can specify where you want to save it.

Most people have a 'downloads' folder and put everything in there. Some people prefer to save it to 'desktop' so they can find it very easy. You can basically save it anywhere you want to. So once it's done downloading it will ask if you want to run it. Click no or cancel. Then decide which media you want to put it on (cd, dvd, thumbdrive etc) if you do cd or dvd you'll have to open up a seperate program for burning them and find the file you downloaded and let the program burn the files to a disk.

A thumbdrive is much easier and faster. Basically put it in a usb slot copy and paste the file into the thumbdrive and viola. Now take the cd, dvd or thumbdrive to the other computer, open it up to view the files and open the file, here is where things get a little harder because you need to find the.EXE install.

Look for any file that ends with.exe HP more than likely labeled it install.exe or start.exe something along those lines. This 'executable' will start the install process. You can save the file too. That way you can put it on a thumbdrive or cd or even a floppy if you have one and install it on the other computer as well. Build A Lot Full Version Crack on this page. Heh, how would I go about that? When you click on the download button on HP's website internet explorer, firefox or chrome etc, should pop up a window asking you if you want to open or save the file.

If you save the file you can specify where you want to save it. Most people have a 'downloads' folder and put everything in there. Some people prefer to save it to 'desktop' so they can find it very easy. You can basically save it anywhere you want to.

So once it's done downloading it will ask if you want to run it. Click no or cancel. Then decide which media you want to put it on (cd, dvd, thumbdrive etc) if you do cd or dvd you'll have to open up a seperate program for burning them and find the file you downloaded and let the program burn the files to a disk. A thumbdrive is much easier and faster. Basically put it in a usb slot copy and paste the file into the thumbdrive and viola. Orange Internet Everywhere 3g Software here.

Now take the cd, dvd or thumbdrive to the other computer, open it up to view the files and open the file, here is where things get a little harder because you need to find the.EXE install. Look for any file that ends with.exe HP more than likely labeled it install.exe or start.exe something along those lines.

This 'executable' will start the install process.Ah, see that's just the thing in that there isn't any driver to, there's basically just a bunch of hoops I had to jump through so that my OS looked at itself in a mirror and realized it already had the driver. But *did* it have the driver, or did W7 just reach out to a download server for MS and stealthily download the driver for me? That's what I was wondering because I have a 100% offline W7x64 rig as well and I'd like to be able to hook the printer up to it and have it print if need be. Also I hate relying on an internet connection to install software/drivers; it feels so. Heh, how would I go about that? When you click on the download button on HP's website internet explorer, firefox or chrome etc, should pop up a window asking you if you want to open or save the file.