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Question: Will this work with Windows 7 64-bit and a laserjet 6?  My tower is an hp.
Document: Have a HP Laserjet 6L printer. The Kensington Hub that used to work with it burned out (lightning). Purchased this cable, but was not sure it would work on a Dell Inspiron XPS Laptop PC with Windows 7 (64 bit). We had tried to use another cable at our other home, and installation did not happen. I followed the instructions given in one of the reviews: 1. Get printer ready to print 2. Computer and printer - off! 3.
I had no problems getting this to work with my system.My HP Laserjet 1200 used to be hooked up to our WindowsXP Media Center Edition desktop; now, it's hooked up (via this cable) to our Windows 7 64-bit desktop.I did have to reboot the computer once the printer was powered up and hooked up to the computer so the driver, which Windows 7 automatically installed, could activateThis cable was a very affordable alternative to replacing our printer ... especially considering I really like this printer!
After failing with another cable product, sucessfuly used this to connect my new pc with Windows 7 64 bit to an old HP Laserjet 6mp. Installation was easy....auto recognized and installed printer.
I plugged my old HP Laserjet 4L printer cable into this adapter cable, then plugged it into the USB port. In less than 5 seconds, Windows 7 (64-bit) detected the printer and installed the drivers. I printed right after without any problems. Great.
Hi,Will this cable work for HP laserjet 5100 running on Win 7 64 bits?I upgraded my system from Win 7 32 to 64 bits recently and the printer does not work anymore. It used to work on Win 7 32 bit.Thanks in advance
On my new Dell Optiplex 990 running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit this cheap, little device made my old HP 2550 Laser Jet printer become functional in a few minutes. But it was strange that I had not even powered On the printer and plugged into the printer's parallel port as well as the computer's USB port; Windows recognized a 'USB Printer' device. Then I 'Added a Printer' and chose HP Laserjet 2700 from the devices option.
I am using this product on my IBM NetVista 8307 desk model running Windows XP Pro, the neighbor's Dell desk model running Windows XP Home Edition, my son-in-laws laptop, and on my wife's new Toshiba laptop running Windows 7 64 bit. All four printers are HP LaserJet 4 Plus machines. There is no installation disk; the adapter runs on plug-and-play. I just followed the easy installation directions and it worked - four times on four different machine. Jon Gutek, JD/CPA
After reading many positive reviews on this parallel to USB cable, I purchased it hoping to extend the life of my old, trusty parallel port printer. Here is my system:- New Dell Latitude Laptop running Windows 7 Pro (32 bit) (no parallel printing ports)- Printer: hp OfficeJet R80 approx 12 years old.I followed the instructions (written in the world's smallest font) and the printer seemed to install fine and was ready to print.
I purchased this cable because I just recently upgraded to a new PC without a standard parallel port connection and running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
There is an incompatibility between Windows 7 64-bit and many HP inkjet printers. Here is how to solve it:Following the C-T-G instructions, "install" your printer without connecting it. It may prompt you to download a driver from Microsoft.
Answer: Absolutely. Was used with a very old HP printer and worked on both Windows XP 32-bit as well as a new computer running Win7 64-Bit -- Don't believe a model printer will be any kind of issue with this cable.