Download Hp Laserjet M1522nf Driver For Windows 10 64 Bit

[Bette Keesee]

ThingsI have tried so far: Updating the driver, Running HP Dr. program, windows hardware trouble shoot, restarting the computer, Uninstalling the printer and re-installing the printer, using hp scan, using windows scan.

I recently had an issue where we had a previous generation M476dn that would not scan to computer. When I talked to someone in HP support, they said that while they used to have it, they have since disabled the functionality on the printer and it resulted in an error message similar to what you note on the computer. They said it was on a different platform and they basically have stopped supporting it so they pushed out an update to kill the feature when you go and try to connect with the newer driver software.

Go to printer and devices in the Control panel. Right click on the printer then click on remove device. Go to uninstall programs in the control panel and uninstall the software for this printer. Reboot and once this is finished follow the next steps.

While you have Windows 10, there is no full featured software for this version. However I upgraded to Win 10 from Win 7 and I downloaded the latest version of the Windows 8.1 full featured software select the correct bit version. I used the version that was released on Sep 22, 2014 and the last 4 characters of the file are EMEA4.

My printer is connected by an ethernet cable and I have two other AIO printers that also scan. If this is the case with you, I would uninstall all of the AIO printers beginning with the oldest first then after you have uninstalled the printers, download all of the most current full featured software for each of the printers Windows 10 if they have it but some of the printers only have the universal drivers available. Install the oldest printer first followed by the 2nd oldest and so on by the age of the printers. I had to do this when I installed Windows 7 to get them all to work correctly. I can even get them to work with the windows fax and scan feature.

I had a similar problem with our company's multifunction printer (HP LaserJet M1522nf). A HP representative managed thankfully to fix it using remote connection software and I noted down his instructions:

Step 2: Delete the printer installation from 'Printers and Devices'. Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers. If your HP printer is there, right click on it and select 'remove device'.

Step 4: Manually delete leftovers. Go to C:\Program Files and look for any 'Hewlett-Packard' folders. Delete those folders unless they contain other HP software non-related to your printer. You will need administrative privileges to perform this task. Check both 'Program files' and 'Program files (x86)' if you have a 64bit version of Windows 10. Also, check the subfolder 'Common files' for any 'Hewlett-Packard' folders and delete them as well.

Step 5: Extract the contents of the installation file and move them directly at the root of C: disk. Locate the downloaded file 'M1522series-win7-full-solution-EMEA2-v4.3' (you must download the file from HP support, your EMEA may be different depending on location and language preferences) and extract it in a folder of the same name. Move that folder on C:\ .

Step 6: Clean the registry. Open the registry editor by typing 'regedit' in the search box next to the start menu. Expand the 'CURRENT_USER' and 'LOCAL_MACHINE' keys as well as the 'SOFTWARE' subkeys. Delete any 'Hewlett-Packard' entry. Do not delete 'HP' entries or entries that do not appear to refer to the printers. You may backup the entries before deleting in case something goes wrong: right click on them and select 'export', then save them temporarily on the desktop.

Step 7: Perform further clean-up with HP's utilities. Go to the folder previously extracted (C:\M1522series-win7-full-solution-EMEA2-v4.3) and browse to ' util>CCC '. Locate the executable 'scrubber.exe' and run it. There is no window popping up but apparently it works in the background. Do the same with the .bat file 'unistallL4', hit Enter in the command prompt window that opens to continue with the clean up.

Step 8: Delete temporary files. Type " %temp% " (without the quotes) at the address bar of a file explorer window. You will be transferred to C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Local\Temp. Select all files there (Ctrl + A) and then hit delete. Skip files that cannot be deleted.

Step 10: Run the installer. Go to the folder you created at C:\. It is always a good option to temporarily disable your firewall and antivirus program. Run the 'autorun' program and follow the setup wizard. You may choose 'advanced install' and deselect unwanted software, such as 'customer participation program', 'buy supplies' and 'hp update'. Your installation should finish without trouble. You may skip setting up the fax if you don't use it and cancel the 'product registration' window. Make sure you select 'network installation' when prompted (if your machine is connected via lan cable).

Step 11. Make sure everything works fine. Restart your PC and check that the scanner and printer work properly. You may now delete the files that were moved in the recycle bin. Keep the registry backups for a while and then delete them as well.

tzon, I just bought a new Asus computerrunning Windows 10 (64-bit) I have an M1522nf and have the exact problem you're describing, but I'm not a techie and I'm having a bit of trouble following everything you're telling me to do (some of the options aren't always the way you describe them. Is there a simpler way to get my printer up and running again?

You shouldn't be facing a problem with a new computer. This issue supposedly affects older systems that were upgraded to Win 10 from a previous version. Maybe your situation is different. In any case, the steps described above are the only know solution so far (for upgraded systems). I hope that you've managed to resolve your issue.

The fax works autonomously. I don't think it needs special drivers. By installing the software provided from HP (as described in the above steps) a tool named "HP fax setup utility" will be installed as well. This tool is used once to configure the fax's settings (eg. dedicated phone line, delivery report etc.).

In case you were trying to send a fax from your PC using 'Windows Fax and Scan", there is no such option. I was trying to do that too... It turns out that the only way you can send a fax from your PC is by having a modem installed on the PC and a telephone line directly connected to it (as in dial-up internet).

By installing the software provided from HP (as described in the above steps) a tool named "HP fax setup utility" will be installed as well. This tool is used once to configure the fax's settings (eg. dedicated phone line, delivery report etc.). I just bought a new Asus computerrunning Windows 10 (64-bit) I have an M1522nf and have the exact problem you're describing, but I'm not a techie and I'm having a bit of trouble following everything you're telling me to do (some of the options aren't always the way you describe them.

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