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I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane last
year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find several
printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was without
looking too hard.
Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.

I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?

there are some beta driver for HP printer for xp64, If I remember in AMDzone
or something like, this beta drivers are working very fine with my XP64 and
deskjet 6840.


"DP" <> escribió en el mensaje
news:...
> I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
> last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
> several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
> without looking too hard.
> Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
>
> I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
> printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?

Epson have quite a few x64 drivers available on their Web site, even for my
CX6600 all in one printer/scanner

Although looking at Samsung's Web site you'd think they haven't heard about
x64 in Japan yet, there are a lot of Samsung x64 printer drivers hidden on
the MS Windows Update site that yor PC should find when it installs the
printer, if you select "Automatically detect and install my Plug an Play
Printer"

Peter Lawton

"DP" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
> last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
> several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
> without looking too hard.
> Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
>
> I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
> printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?
>

Its http://www.planetamd64.com recommended source for beta drivers
especially for HP printers. Free registration by the way.
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"Corsair" <> wrote in message
news:%23%...
> there are some beta driver for HP printer for xp64, If I remember in
> AMDzone or something like, this beta drivers are working very fine with my
> XP64 and deskjet 6840.
>
>
> "DP" <> escribió en el mensaje
> news:...
>> I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
>> last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
>> several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
>> without looking too hard.
>> Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
>>
>> I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
>> printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?
>
>
>

Brother also has good 64-bit support for printers and all-in-ones


"DP" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
> last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
> several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
> without looking too hard.
> Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
>
> I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
> printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?
>

Our cheap Brother printers in the office are the only ones that work
flawlessly for me in 64 bit. The others (Xantes/Konica Bizhub) require
workarounds. Too bad the Brothers aren't very good graphics printers, and
don't do tabloid...

"John Barnes" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Brother also has good 64-bit support for printers and all-in-ones
>
>
> "DP" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
> > last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
> > several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
> > without looking too hard.
> > Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
> >
> > I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
> > printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?
> >
>
>

For those who only need a functional printer, scanner, fax and copier, it is
a cheap and great solution. If I need high quality prints of photos, I
either use my Canon on x86 or upload to a professional printing outfit.
With 6,000x1200 dpi (on a $60 all-in-one), I would guess that photos would
come out pretty good, but haven't used this as the setup is too difficult
compared to the Canon.


"Dennis Gordon" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Our cheap Brother printers in the office are the only ones that work
> flawlessly for me in 64 bit. The others (Xantes/Konica Bizhub) require
> workarounds. Too bad the Brothers aren't very good graphics printers, and
> don't do tabloid...
>
> "John Barnes" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Brother also has good 64-bit support for printers and all-in-ones
>>
>>
>> "DP" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>> > I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
>> > last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
>> > several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
>> > without looking too hard.
>> > Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
>> >
>> > I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
>> > printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?
>> >
>>
>>
>
>

Ah, we don't have the all in ones. We have 4 Brother lasers, and I rarely
print to them because I have to walk way down the hall to retrieve 'em. I
probably could configure them better if I took the time (like 10 seconds to
change the line screen...


"John Barnes" <> wrote in message
news:...
> For those who only need a functional printer, scanner, fax and copier, it
is
> a cheap and great solution. If I need high quality prints of photos, I
> either use my Canon on x86 or upload to a professional printing outfit.
> With 6,000x1200 dpi (on a $60 all-in-one), I would guess that photos would
> come out pretty good, but haven't used this as the setup is too difficult
> compared to the Canon.
>
>
> "Dennis Gordon" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > Our cheap Brother printers in the office are the only ones that work
> > flawlessly for me in 64 bit. The others (Xantes/Konica Bizhub) require
> > workarounds. Too bad the Brothers aren't very good graphics printers,
and
> > don't do tabloid...
> >
> > "John Barnes" <> wrote in message
> > news:...
> >> Brother also has good 64-bit support for printers and all-in-ones
> >>
> >>
> >> "DP" <> wrote in message
> >> news:...
> >> > I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the
hurricane
> >> > last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
> >> > several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
> >> > without looking too hard.
> >> > Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
> >> >
> >> > I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know
other
> >> > printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

yes, thanks the link for x64 for hp is:
http://www.neds.ca/HP64beta/GoesTo64Full6.64.0.12.rar

I've using with my hp 6840 by means of ethernet connection and it's working
great, so suppose that by USB should be fine too.

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Here is the list. Take the 0s as a wildcard so if your model is hp psc 2510
it belongs to the hp psc 25** series.

hp psc 1400 series
hp psc 1600 series
hp psc 2350 series
hp officejet 6100 series
hp officejet 5600 series
hp photosmart 2600 series
hp photosmart 2700 series
hp officejet 7400 series
hp officejet 7200 series
hp officejet 7300 series
hp officejet 6200 series
hp psc 2150 series
hp psc 2170 series
hp psc 2200 series
hp psc 2100 series
hp psc 2400 series
hp psc 2500 series
hp psc 2300 series
hp officejet 4200 series
hp psc 1100 series
hp psc 1000 series
hp psc 1200 series
hp officejet 5500 series
hp psc 1310 series
hp psc 1300 series
hp officejet 4105 series
hp officejet 4100 series
hp psc 1500 series
hp photosmart 330 series
hp photosmart 380 series
hp photosmart 420 series
hp photosmart 470 series
hp photosmart 7800 series
hp photosmart 8000 series
hp photosmart 8200 series
hp photosmart 140 series
hp photosmart 240 series
hp photosmart 7200 series
hp photosmart 7600 series
hp photosmart 7700 series
hp photosmart 7900 series
hp photosmart 320 series
hp photosmart 370 series
hp photosmart 7400 series
hp photosmart 8100 series
hp photosmart 8400 series
hp photosmart 8700 series
hp deskjet 3320 series
hp deskjet 3420 series
hp deskjet 3500 series
hp deskjet 3600 series
hp deskjet 3740 series
hp deskjet 3840 series
hp deskjet 3900 series
hp deskjet 5100 series
hp deskjet 5400 series
hp deskjet 5550 series
hp deskjet 5551 series
hp deskjet 5600 series
hp deskjet 5700 series
hp deskjet 5800 series
hp deskjet 6122 series
hp deskjet 6127 series
hp deskjet 630c series
hp deskjet 640c series
hp deskjet 6500 series
hp deskjet 656c series
hp deskjet 6600 series
hp deskjet 6800 series
hp deskjet 816c series
hp deskjet 825c series
hp deskjet 840c series
hp deskjet 845c series
hp deskjet 895c series
hp deskjet 920c series
hp deskjet 930c series
hp deskjet 940c series
hp deskjet 950c series
hp deskjet 955c series
hp deskjet 957c series
hp deskjet 960c series
hp deskjet 980c series
hp deskjet 990c series
hp deskjet 995c series
hp deskjet 970c series
hp deskjet 5900 series

The file is attached since I could find a better place to put it. Please use
this topic to talk about the driver.

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This driver IS NOT SUPPORTED BY HP in any way, form or fashion. This driver
is in a PRE-BETA state and it is delivered 'as is'. HP will not assume any
responsibility about what might happen to your PC. This driver has not
passed WHQL tests so plug and play is fairly slow and you will have to click
on some Windows warnings to continue the install.
You are on your own. You might get "voluntary" help in Planet AMD64 > Forum
Home > Software > Drivers
(http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?showforum=14)

CAUTION! If you ever call HP support about this driver your 64 bit processor
will overclock itself until it burns!
If you are not familiar with what an INF file is or device manager please
stay away from this driver, no offense intended.

In the Found New Hardware Wizard do:
1) Select "No, not this time"
2) "Install the software automatically (Recommended)
3) Click "Continue anyway" on the Scary Windows screen.
4) Finally click "Finish"

hp deskjet series: 3320, 3420, 3500, 3600, 3740, 3840, 5100, 5550, 5551,
5600, 5700, 5800, 6122, 6127, 630c, 640c, 6500, 656c, 6600, 6800, 816c,
825c, 840c, 845c, 895c, 920c, 930c, 940c, 950c, 955c, 957c, 960c, 970c,
980c, 990c, 995c
hp officejet series: 4100, 4105, 4200, 5500, 6100, 6200, 7200, 7300, 7300,
7400
hp photosmart series: 140, 240, 2600, 2700, 320, 370, 7200, 7400, 7600,
7700, 7900, 8100, 8400, 8700
hp psc series: 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1310, 1600, 2100, 2150, 2170, 2200,
2300, 2350, 2400, 2500
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regards/Corsair

"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <> escribió en el mensaje
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> Its http://www.planetamd64.com recommended source for beta drivers
> especially for HP printers. Free registration by the way.
> --
> --
> Andre
> Windows Connect | http://www.windowsconnected.com
> Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
> Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre
> http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
>
> "Corsair" <> wrote in message
> news:%23%...
>> there are some beta driver for HP printer for xp64, If I remember in
>> AMDzone or something like, this beta drivers are working very fine with
>> my XP64 and deskjet 6840.
>>
>>
>> "DP" <> escribió en el mensaje
>> news:...
>>> I'm looking to replace a Canon printer/scanner I lost in the hurricane
>>> last year. I went to the Canon website and was quite pleased to find
>>> several printers with x64 drivers. I counted about five, and that was
>>> without looking too hard.
>>> Five ain't a lot, but it's better than zero.
>>>
>>> I'm not here to shill for Canon, so let me ask: Does anyone know other
>>> printer-mfgrs who are x64-friendly?