Re: Driver Instal Printer Hp Laserjet P1102
Higinia Livoti
After a Windows 10 update (KB5015807), the printer LaserJet P1102 didn't work anymore. I tried everything, I restarted the computer and printer, removed the printer in the settings app, removed the printer in the "system control", deleted driver with printmanagement.msc / printui. When trying to reinstall the driver and setting up the printer (doesn't matter if using the Autoplay setup from the printer itself or the latest downloadable driver setup), it initially reports that the printer connection was successful, but then aborts the installation saying the driver could not be installed.
Thanks for your reply. I followed all the steps you described, unfortunately the installer still exits with "Die Druckerinstallation ist fehlgeschlagen. Es wurde kein neuer Drucker installiert." which means "The printer installation has failed. No new printer has been installed."
I cant install my HP LaserJet P1102 in Windows 10. The computer finds the printer with the USB connection but when I try to install the setup.exe file, nothing happens and the screen i just "frozen". Anyone here know why? I also tried to download the driver from HPs homepage but this program do not even find my device.
NOTE: If you're going to connect the printer via USB, then do not connect it initially. Begin the installation first and later there will be a prompt to connect the printer. That's when you may connect the printer.
I believe I plugged the printer into the USB port and it loaded the drivers in my new Dell Inspiron Win10 Pro computer. But there was a "Driver Error" msg and the low toner msg did not come up (it is low). I ran HP Print & Scan Dr (HPPSDr.exe. it fixed my HP Scanjet 8600), said there was an update and fixed it, but it did not. I know that I just connected the HP1100 wirelessly to my Dell XPS12 (Win10 Home) a few weeks ago and a "G" drive showed up and I ran it and it seems to work OK. In frustration I called Dell Support who remoted in, messed around for 2+ hours and still no fix. He did load the drivers off the orignal CD and now they are all there (2010 versions). Look for hp_LJP_P1560_P1600_Full_Solution-v20120831-50153036_SMO.exe it should create C:\LJP1100_1560_1600 Full solutions. Also there should be 17 individual files (plus a bunch of folders) in C:\Windows\system 32\DriverStore\FileRepository. I know this is not much help but maybe there is a clue in here. BTW, the Dell CSR said there was an incompatibiltiy between thsi old printer and Win10 Pro. Not sure I believe him. Tempted to run HPPSDr.exe to see if it fixes it.
Thanks. Somehow -and I did not change anything - the low toner pop up starting appearing. The HP1102w now appear in Device Mgr with the ability to "update drivers" if I recall correctly. I also installed HP update with 1 week intervals so I am going to wait for that and see if anythign happens. Since it now appears to be working I am reluctant to change anything.
I have just brought new laptop with Window10. Tried very hard many times to install the drivers for Laserjet P1102. Downloaded the driver so many times. After clicking to execute, it ask if I allow the HP software to make changes to my laptop, which I answer "yes". But nothing happens after that. So many times. Triedto use HP Print scan Doctor to diagnose. Also use HP Easy Start. It points me to download the driver, which is useless, as I explained in the first few lines. I guess HP do not want spend resoures to update the drivers anymore. Disappointed. So, have to spend money to buy a new printer. Will look beyond HP.
Directory of C:\LJP1100_P1560_P1600_Full_Solution
[.] [..] [Arabic] Autorun.inf
[Bulgarian] [Catalan] [Cestina] [C_help]
[Dansk] [Deutsch] [DotNet] [DotNet64]
drv32.cab drv64.cab [DTSS] [Eesti]
eGSG.xml egsg_config.xml [English] [EPrint]
[Espanol] [ExtCap] [Francais] [Greek]
[Hebrew] HP1100.INF hp110032.cat hp110064.cat
HP1100SU.VER HP1102.pkg HP1102w.pkg HP1102w2.pkg
HP1566.pkg HP1606dn.pkg HpSetup.exe [Hrvatski]
[Indonesian] [Italiano] [Kazakh] [Korean]
[LANG] [Latviski] license.txt [Lietuviskai]
[Magyar] MvDocLaunch.exe mvdoclaunch.xml mvhtmlcfg.exe
mvhtmlcfg.xml mvhtmlcfg64.exe mvhtmlcfg64.xml Mvnwiwzd32.dll
Mvnwiwzd64.dll mvusbews.cat mvusbews.inf [M_help]
[Nederlands] [Norsk] NWI32.xml NWI64.xml
P1100_P1560_P1600.exe [Polski] PortMonitorInstaller32.msi PortMonitorInstaller64.msi
PortMonitorInstallerRes.cab [Portugues] ProductInst.exe ProductInst64.exe
properties.ini pstyles.css [Romanian] rtlstyles.css
[Russian] [Simplified_Chinese] [Slovak] [Slovenian]
slp32.dll slp64.dll SLPConf.xml SlpLicense.txt
[smartprint] [Srpski] [Suomi] [Svenska]
[Thai] [Traditional_Chinese] [Turkce] [Ukrainian]
Uninstall.exe [UTIL] [Viet_Nam] [x32]
[x64]
Must have downloaded more than 10 times and tried launch it. As I explained, after clicking "yes" to allow the HP driver to make changes to my device, nothing happens. I note the the driver was 2016 update? So, really out of sync with the times, and HP not spending resources to upgrade.
Downloaded the driver maybe like over 10 times. As I explained above, not sure if you have read the post in full. After downloading, the driver software asked if it is allowed to make changes to my device. After clicking "yes", nothng happens. Tried that for umpteen times, restarted my laptop.
I note that the driver is 2016 version, so guess HP not willing to put upgrade the driver. I have two P1102 printers, one in home and one in office. Guess it is a write off now and throw it away. HP will not support it any more.
Looking for solutions to this problem has been driving me up the wall. It used to work sometimes when I restarted my computer, but for the past 6 months it hasn't recognized the printer at all. Can anybody tell me how to permanently fix this? I'd appreciate any help.
I tried both those solutions and was still getting the same error message. What finally worked was upgrading my OS from El Capitan to macOS Sierra, which I didn't want to do at the risk of making some of my software uncompatible. But at least my printer works now. I hope this helps some other poor soul out there.
I understand that you have an HP LaserJet Pro P1102 Printer and is connected via USB to your Mac computer. I read that the printer stopped printing. A message appears stating "The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer." Downloading new drivers is not working because there isn't any printer to select for this step.
I did some research and found that there are no full-featured printer drivers available for Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan and that could be the reason the drivers are not getting installed. However, I have a workaround for this. Let us try to install the printer drivers through an Apple update and that should help.
The printer does work on Windows, but I really need to install this on my Mac. I downloaded and installed the driver in your link. But like before, there are no printers listed when I click the plus sign in System Preferences.
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HP LaserJet Pro P1102 (USB only): If the 5.1 driver package from the HP support page for this model does not work, there is an updated HP 5.1.1 Printer Software Update download from Apple. It is true that even the System Requirements for the latter download say Not compatible with macOS v12 and newer, but some reports have indicated successful use with macOS 12 versions anyway. So, something like the HP LaserJet Professional P1100 driver (6.9) mentioned in Printer and scanner drivers for Mac - Apple Support could perhaps be worth a try. It may or may not work/install in this case. Look upon it as an experiment. Make sure that you have backup copies of all important files (documents, photos, et cetera) before testing anything.
In the event that your printer is an HP LaserJet Pro P1102w (wireless and USB): This model is not mentioned in About AirPrint - Apple Support (US edition, February 18, 2022), but an HP LaserJet P1102w Printer was listed as an AirPrint-supported model in an old (February 13. 2012) iOS: AirPrint 101 Apple article (HT4356). Possibly an early firmware version? A firmware update may be required. There have been printer firmware updates made available via the HP download pages for the HP LaserJet P1102w Printer (but these files will be shown only if macOS 10.14 or earlier is selected).
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