Okay, so I found a work-around to this problem. The bad part is you need a computer that's able to print to the laserjet on your network, but it works! Here're the basic steps: • Install pdfCreator from on your Windows 7 machine. This is a 'virtual printer' that turns anything you send to it into a PDF file. It appears as a regular printer in windows. • Create a shared folder on the computer with the printer attached. I called mine 'Spool' and put it in my root directory.

• Open up PDFCreator and go to Printer -->Options -->Auto Save. Ethernet Controller Driver For Hp Dv6 more. • Check the 'Use Auto-save' box. Select pdf as the format to use. • Check the 'Use this directory for auto-save' box. Enter the shared folder on the other computer that you created in step 2.

• Close the pdfcreator properties window. • Install Batch Doc Print from on the machine with the Laserjet 1000 attached. • Open Batch Doc Print.

HP Laserjet 1000 and Windows 7 64bit. Have you tried the HP Universal Print Drivers? What I have done to get this printer to work with my Win 7 64-bit is. Install HP LaserJet 1000 to Windows 7 64-Bit All works fine except of course the HP Laserjet, which I assumed would be a no-brainer at all. Figures HP doesn't have the necessary drivers.

Go to Tasks -->Watch Folder. • Click 'Browse' and select the shared folder you created in step 2. • Check the 'Monitor the folder when windows start up box. Download Driver Hp Laserjet 1010 Windows 8 64 Bit there. ' • Click 'Add' and then OK. Now all you have to do is set PDFCreator to be your default printer on your Windows 7 machine and make sure your printer computer is turned on when you want to print! The only downside to this is that Batch Doc Print isn't free, so you have to click 'Try' every time your computer starts up. This doesn't limit it's functionality, so for me it's not a big deal.