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Since the update of Windows latest version Windows 10 has came into existence, lots of issues are being experienced by the users of Windows 7 and 8. These issues are related to networking, compatibility, and printer connectivity.
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Among many visible issues, printers’ inability to print with a Windows built-in-driver is one of them. And it happens after your computer is upgraded to Windows 10 and this issue is more prevalent with the usage of HP printer.
Windows 10 is used by the computer. support for Windows 10 printer drivers
The HP printers are used in continents of Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East.
The HP print driver used by you is a built in (in-OS) driver which is automatically installed while the OS detects your HP printer.
The printer is attached with a wired (Ethernet) or wireless network.
First of all, you need to remove the Windows print driver. To do so, delete HP printer from the list of devices. Detach the cable from the printer in case printer is connected to the computer via a USB cable. Switch the printer off and on to know if it in a ready state. Look for Windows for devices, and hit the Devices and Printers button. Right-click the printer icon () and click Remove Device. Abide by some on-screen instructions to complete the process. In case you find existence of multiple icons, remove them all.
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Once you are done with the first step, it is time to go for the 1st The HP Printer Install Wizard robotically finds the best available print driver for your HP Printer for Windows 10, 8, and 7. Just download and run Printer Install Wizard. Once the link is clicked, the Wizard gets downloaded using your Internet browser’s download capabilities
Moreover, HP printer tech support is there to help out printers users get the best out of their printers and easily resolve the issue of printing with a Windows built-in-driver.
http://printershelp.support/hp-printersupport/ 800-760-5113 info@printershelp.support