Hp Software And Drivers For Windows 10

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Over the past several days I have struggle to find out why my Officejet printer would not installing on my Desktop computer. I have the printer installed on my laptop and it works just fine. The HP doctor software, the basic driver software, and the full version of the software would not install the driver. The software would detect the printer, but the driver would not install.

What I have come to learn is that Microsoft has implemented a policy (2016) that any driver that is not approved by them, Windows 10 WILL NOT INSTALL that driver. This applies to all Windows 10 operating system that have a build greater than Windows 10 build 1607. When I looked at my desktop, the build was 1703.

HP Officejet 7500 Wide Format e-All-in-One Printer series - E910 Full Feature Software and Driver for Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP (32bit or 64bit) Description: The full solution software includes everything you need to install and use your HP printer.

I reinstalled an older build of Windows (prior to 1607) and the driver installed just fine. If the driver is installed on the computer before the upgrade to Windows 10 build 1703, then you are good. The driver is 'grandfathered' in. My question to HP is, 'When are you going to update the driver for the HP Officejet 8610, such that it is approved by Microsoft and it can be installed on WIndows 10 builds greater than 1607?'

I find that the date of the latest software package is from 2015. This tells me that there is little support for updating drivers and this if very disappointing.

If this is news to you, here is a link. Please get the driver approved before I have to go buy another printer that is something other than an HP.

Rebuilding my computer is both stressful and time consuming. Let me know if anybody have any further questions. You can find out what build you have by going to Settings/System/About. The number next to 'Version' is your build number. Hi, Firstly I'd like to clarify: I'm not working for any hardware or software vendor. Your printer/scanner had been working perfectly for few years or even decades and now it won't do anything or only few things because of a new Operating system. Microsoft, Apple will never say ' Warning: Using this new product, your existing hardware may NOT work at all'.

They only say their new products will blah blah.They promise everything then put all the unhappiness, blames to hardware vendors. I believe developing new products is much cheaper than supporting older products and each product must have a life cycle, it must die loudly or quietly and the Operating systems will kill our hardware quicker. Many people just upgrade for a sake of the 'bleeding edge', never know and/or research what the existing investments at home will work or not. Just my 2 cents. While I will appreciate your opinion, I would like clarify some your comments and maybe add so detail to topic at hand. 'Your printer/scanner had been working perfectly for few years or even decades and now it won't do anything or only few things because of a new Operating system.' I never said that it was a new Operating system.

What I did not say is that I had to re-install the Windows 10 Operating system on a new hard drive due to the previous hard drive crashing. It was only then that the driver would not installed. The printer driver on the oringinal Windows 10 build on the failed hard drive worked fine. The issue at hand is not the Operating System but is the lack of support and dedication of supporting products that have been out for several years with no notification that HP will no longer support the product in question. At least Microsoft and Apple will inform there customers that on a certain date, these products will no longer be supported.

I will admit that I am not in the computer industry, but a little common sense tells me that it is not too difficult to submit a driver to Microsoft for approval and certification. Especially when If there are several topics on the forum pertaining to driver issues. Most of the ones I see do not even get resolve by HP support but by the customer.

Its a business. But all I am suggesting is that HP have a little pride for their products and support their costomer base. One thing I do enjoy about Apple products is the level of support and notification they give to there customers. If HP is no longer going to support a product, then I suggest putting a notification on the support page for that product so that the customer knows that this product is no longer being supported. In this particular case, the OEM of the operating system is not to blame. If it wasn't for their notice, I would still be stuck with printer that is non functional because its cheaper to develop a new printer than support an old one.

If that is the mentality and the level of support I can expect from HP, then maybe I should look into other options. I spent days trying to get my HP Officejet Pro 8610 working after upgrading to Windows 10, including a lengthy call to an HP rep. Here's what I found out. The printer still works with Windows Vista and 7 - I have HDD's with these operating sytems and when I boot from them the printer works fine. I've also read in several forums it will work with Windows 10 before installing the creators update, though I didn't test this for myself. I did however connect the 8610 to a freinds windows 10 windows 10 PC and it didn't work. All connections were tried: usb, ethernet, and wirelss.

Based on the eveidence it seems clear to me that HP has chosen not to update 8610 drivers to work with Windows 10 after the creators update. Very disappointing for several reasons. My 8610 is only 2 years old and was still being sold by HP after Win 10 was released. In other words, Win 10 and the 8610 are from the same time period and should work together. All of my other hardware peripherals, and their software, works with Windows 10, including my 8 year old gaming mouse and 8 year old monitor. I noticed Logitech is still updating drivers for my mouse as recently as 2017.

Even my 20+ year old HP Deskjet 812C works with Windows 10 on my system 4. I have many extra ink cartridges that would have to be thrown away if I wanted to use Win 10 5. The HP rep I spoke with seemed to know he would not be able to fix my problem as soon as he knew I had Win 10. He said I should buy a newer HP printer and/or complain to Microsoft. Apparently HP is unwilling to spend a very small amount to have new drivers coded in hopes many thousands who bought an 8610 will buy another printer. HP is willing to add 1000's of pounds of electronics and plastics waste to the environment by not supporting a printer that will work perfectly fine with updated drivers.

HP has wasted a lot of my time I have been an HP fan and user (for both personal and business) for 25 years. This may soon come to a permenent end. My current plan is to keep my Windows 7 Drive going so that I can boot from it for the sole purpose of printing on my HP 8610.

If HP has not updated the 8610 driver by the time I run out of ink, I'll buy a new printer from a different manufacturer and HP will lose my business forever. Hi &, Thanks for stopping by the HP community.

A very good day to you. I reviewed the post regarding issues with installing the printer on Windows 10 creator’s build.

I will be delighted to assist you here. Superb description and stupendous diagnosis of the issue before posting. Kudos to you for that. • For better clarity and to assist you better I would require information regarding this: • Did you check the HP support site for the updated drivers?

The windows 10 drivers are available for this model. For now please try these steps: • Uninstall the printer from 'programs and features' which can be accessed by doing a right-click on the Windows button (Please have the printer Off and disconnected during uninstallation.) • Check in device manager, if the printer is listed there, please delete it.

(Right click on the Windows button to access device manager) • Go to devices and printers, select any printer listed there and you will get some options on the top. • Click on print server properties.

• You will get a popup, click on the drivers tab and delete all the HP printer drivers listed there if any. • Delete all the instances of your printer listed in devices and printers. • Restart the PC. • Once the PC is on the desktop, press Win + R, it would bring a Run dialog box, • Type%temp% in the run box and click Ok or hit the Enter button. • It would bring up the temporary files folder.

Delete the files in the folder (You might not be able to delete all the files). • If possible, delete the printer from the registries using Regedit or using any other 3rd party application. • Ignore the Regedit option if it cannot be done. • Restart the PC again.

Then download the latest full feature driver from and install it on the computer after selecting the correct operating system. Connect the printer to your computer only when the setup prompts for the printer. Please perform all these steps patiently as it is critical to resolving the issue. The trick is to remain patient, Going by your technical expertise and competence I am sure you will be able to perform these steps without breaking a sweat. Hope this helps. Let me know how this goes.

I genuinely hope the issue gets resolved without hassles and the unit works great. To simply say thanks, please click the ' Thumbs Up ' button to give me a Kudos to appreciate my efforts to help. If this helps, please mark this as “ Accepted Solution ” as it will help several others with the same issue to get it resolved without hassles. Take care now and have a terrific week ahead. Hi @DavidSMP, To answer your question: _YES_, I am completely aware of the drivers at your link.

Please note, those drivers were issued Nov. 13, 2015 - well before Win 10 creators update. I have installed and uninstalled them several times now.

Both on my own, with some fix tool I was prompted to download by HP, and with one of your phone reps. These drivers were tried not only with these three different guides, but also multiple times with each type of connection (USB, ethernet, wireless).

I could try following the steps you recommend, however I've already spent literally dozens of hours on this and don't want lose more time. They also look like the steps one of your HP reps performed while they had remote control of my computer. Is it not possible HP needs to update their drivers???? I don't see why a freshly installed Win 10 should require so many steps to get a printer working. All of my other hardware works with Windows 10 creators update once drivers were updated - 7 year old keyboard, 5yr old webcam, 8 year old gaming mouse.

But my 2 yr old 8610 printer and it's 2015 drivers, do not. And it's not my machine that's the problem. It doesn't work on my friend's Win 10 PC either.

Uc232a Usb To Serial Driver Windows 10 here. The only cases I've found where this pinter works with Windows 10, is if it's Win 10 before the creator's update. Please HP, stop this and create updated drivers for the 8610. It doesn't take that many resources to code some new drivers. Well worth it to keep client's over the long haul, and to prevent throngs of 8610's from being adding to our plastics/electronics waste. WillWWW, My printer connectioin started to act up agian updating to the current Windows build.

I did find a solution that work but, of course, this was after rebuilding the operating system from the original Windows release build. It might work for you and it might not. I understand the fustration and it is absolutely ridculous that HP will not update the drivers. Go to Local Group Policy (type 'group policy' in the search) 2. Go to 'Computer configuration/Administrative Template/Printers.

Select, 'Override print driver execution capatability setting reported by print driver.' Select, 'Enable' Let me know ifyou have trouble finding the location or if this works or not.