Hello,
Recently my computer was affected by a drive by download and the OS had to be reinstalled. For a month I have been struggling to re access the old files I need and thank God I have got most of it but the printer driver seems to have vanished - at least the printer does not work. The printer is HP Laserjet4L and the computer is Dell running Windows XP. I have original XP software home edition but the guy who restored the system has put on XP professional. Don't know if it is 32 bit or 64 bit. I tried downloading 32 bit software from HP site but it did not work . Can I assume it is 64 bit?
Ideally I would like to recoonect my old faithful HP and also connect via my home network (Wireless) to another printer on my wife's laptop which also runs XP but this may be beyond my tech capabilities. Any advice to solve either or both problems would be much appreciated
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.0.3
The 64 bit version of XP displays "x64 Edition" on the boot screen. Right click on "My Computer" and select "properties" that should display the version of Windows you are using. I think HP Laserjet4L support is built into Win XP and you should not need to download a driver. When the printer is connected Windows should detect it and load the correct drivers.
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Many thanks for your comments. The printer line for LPT1 is definitely there and the Add Printer Wizard suggests that the set up of the HP printer is complete, but when I click Finish it says some files are needed and asks for the XP disk to be inserted.. It then does not read anything and after browsing and finding PCL5ERES.DLL , you press OPEN and it is not found. Most exasperating.
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Did you download the driver package from HP?
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