However, something I read there gave me an idea, so I tried a totally different approach, and it ended up working. In both cases, I got the same error I had seen previously: "The system cannot find the file specified." So, I tried both of the approaches in Install CAB file in Windows 10, but they didn't work. I don't know whether this would work, but you could try installing the. I hope this post is helpful to others like me who want to keep their old LaserJet printers going. The driver will be called "HP Universal Printing PCL 5" and it works! Yea! I just updated the printer driver manually and clicked the "have disk" button and navigated to the folder. Run the exe and extract the files to a folder. I was happy to see that the file had a valid digital signature, which you can see in the "properties". Obviously, run a virus scan on the file when you download it. The file you need is called "upd-pcl5-圆4-5.6.exe" They say that both PCL5 and PLC6 generic drivers are available, but I sure couldn't find it.
Unfortunately, HP seems to have purged it from their site.
The solution was to locate HP's Generic PCL5 driver. I tried the Generic PCL6 driver, but it resulted in the PCL error when I printed a simple test page from Word. Other posts indicated I should be able to download the driver from Microsoft here:īut I tried these, and they only support 32-bit OS My searching revealed several screen shots that people posted clearly showing it.) After accessing Windows Update and waiting about a minute for the full list of printers to populate, I had lots of printers in the "HP" category, just nothing close to 6P or 6MP. I just got a new PC with Windows 10 Pro, and it simply was not there.
Apparently, Windows has stopped supplying the 64-bit driver for the HP LaserJet 6MP even though it used to be accessible by using the "Windows Update" button to fully populate the list of printers. I just spent close to two hours figuring this out, but finally got it working.
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