windows 7 hp c309a three-in-one printer

1. have seen a lot of microsoft data to find out simply "how to clean install
windows7 drivers 32 bit " for the windows 7 that i have recently upgraded to
from vista. there are a lot of computer-words used, but my question still
not answerd.
seem to obtain much better help from discussion groups and google than
microsoft

2. would i still require new drivers to be installed for the connected HP
C309A three-in-one printer?

thank you

"Aamir" wrote in message
...
1. have seen a lot of microsoft data to find out simply "how to clean
install
windows7 drivers 32 bit " for the windows 7 that i have recently upgraded
to
from vista. there are a lot of computer-words used, but my question still
not answerd.
seem to obtain much better help from discussion groups and google than
microsoft

2. would i still require new drivers to be installed for the connected HP
C309A three-in-one printer?

thank you


1: Microsoft TechNet Windows 7 Forums:
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...egory/windows7

2: HP drivers, if needed, are available for download at the HP Website.
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA

Aamir wrote:
1. have seen a lot of microsoft data to find out simply "how to
clean install windows7 drivers 32 bit " for the windows 7 that i
have recently upgraded to from vista. there are a lot of
computer-words used, but my question still not answerd.
seem to obtain much better help from discussion groups and google
than microsoft

2. would i still require new drivers to be installed for the
connected HP C309A three-in-one printer?

1) Download the latest driver and follow the manufacturer's instructions to
install said driver.
2) Require? Depends on what you want to do.

What does HP tell you about that printer and Windows 7?

32-bit Windows 7:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s... oduct=3737195

64-bit Windows 7:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s... oduct=3737195

Issues with the printer software after upgrading from Vista to Windows 7:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...s=4063&lang=en

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Aamir wrote:

1. have seen a lot of microsoft data to find out simply "how to clean install
windows7 drivers 32 bit " for the windows 7 that i have recently upgraded to
from vista. there are a lot of computer-words used, but my question still
not answerd.
seem to obtain much better help from discussion groups and google than
microsoft

2. would i still require new drivers to be installed for the connected HP
C309A three-in-one printer?

thank you

You were on Windows Vista.
You upgraded to Windows 7.
So how is anything you asked about a Windows XP issue?
Wrong newsgroup.

The Windows 7 forums are thatta way -----

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...tegory/w7itpro

Aamir wrote:
1. have seen a lot of Microsoft data to find out simply "how to clean-install
windows7 drivers 32 bit" for the Windows 7 that I have recently upgraded to
from Vista. There are a lot of computer-words used, but my question still
not answered.
Seem to obtain much better help from discussion groups and Google than
Microsoft

2. Would I still require new drivers to be installed for the connected HP
C309A three-in-one printer?

Thank you

Windows 7 will probably have some drivers for the printer, but HP will
have different drivers and software that will show ink levels, etc.. you
should download the 205.79 MB package from here.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s... 37195&lang=en

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Joe =o)

I just buy an hp c309a printer and i have 2 hp laptop 1 with vista ultimate
64bit and the other with windows 7 ultimate 32bit and a linksys wireless
router, im able to print from the vista machine wireless and also the hp wifi
printer show up on my network, but with the windows 7 machine it doesnt show
up at all, i open up the port in the firewall that the instruction indicate,
but still it cant show up(the printer), and then when i use the RJ45 cable
interface(to connect the laptop to the router) then printer it show up like
magic, and also if I connect the wifi hp printer to the RJ45 and conncect it
to the router it shows up too, can some 1 help me with this, i dont want any
of my laptop to be attach to no cable

Perhaps you need to ask in a win7 newsgroup.

"Granville Wiltshire" Granville wrote
in message ...
I just buy an hp c309a printer and i have 2 hp laptop 1 with vista ultimate
64bit and the other with windows 7 ultimate 32bit and a linksys wireless
router, im able to print from the vista machine wireless and also the hp
wifi
printer show up on my network, but with the windows 7 machine it doesnt
show
up at all, i open up the port in the firewall that the instruction
indicate,
but still it cant show up(the printer), and then when i use the RJ45
cable
interface(to connect the laptop to the router) then printer it show up
like
magic, and also if I connect the wifi hp printer to the RJ45 and conncect
it
to the router it shows up too, can some 1 help me with this, i dont want
any
of my laptop to be attach to no cable

Great sentence structure.

"Granville Wiltshire" Granville wrote
in message ...
:I just buy an hp c309a printer and i have 2 hp laptop 1 with vista ultimate
: 64bit and the other with windows 7 ultimate 32bit and a linksys wireless
: router, im able to print from the vista machine wireless and also the hp
wifi
: printer show up on my network, but with the windows 7 machine it doesnt
show
: up at all, i open up the port in the firewall that the instruction
indicate,
: but still it cant show up(the printer), and then when i use the RJ45
cable
: interface(to connect the laptop to the router) then printer it show up
like
: magic, and also if I connect the wifi hp printer to the RJ45 and conncect
it
: to the router it shows up too, can some 1 help me with this, i dont want
any
: of my laptop to be attach to no cable

Granville Wiltshire wrote:

snipped all the non-punctuated ramblind

... with windows 7 ...

The Microsoft community for Windows 7 is found at:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...tegory/w7itpro


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