On Dec 22, 2011 I went through many different installs, issues, driver loads, and reading the web and HP support and nothing was helping. If was very frustrating. Here is the simple solution. Purchase a cable called 'USB IEEE1284 Printer'. USB to CN36M, Support Windows 7.

The one I purchased was made by Viewcon. Hidden inside the cable packinging is a mini CD. This has a driver on it.

I never knew that 'cables' could come with drivers. I was about ready to take this cable back when I found the mini CD inside.

Install the driver even though Windows warns you that is unsigned. You have to use Windows explorer and click down to the directory for Windows 7 64 bit. Plug in the cable -- usb end to the computer, parallel port end in your HP printer. You computer should now come up and say something like ' USB Compound Device. USB to parallel port Driver LPT3'. (not sure if yours might say LPT2 or LPT1, but just note whichever it says.) 6. Then I went and did ADD PRINTER.

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(And I think from earlier incantations, when I had tried to install the printer before, I had told Windows to UPDATE the list of printers, so now my HP LASERJET 1300 was an option to choose). I pointed the printer install to use LPT3. Test page printed perfectly.

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