So I noticed that there is a lot of compatibility issues with Windows 7 and the HP Business Inkjet 2800 PC when I peruse through forums such as these. The issue we are having is we are connected to the printer through an IP, and it knows the printer exists and will actually print 8.5 x 11 no problem. It does have issues printing with 11 x 17 and does not want to seem to recognize Tray two and only want to print from tray one. Does any one know a solution that may help solve this problem, or is there none because of all the computability problems with windows 7 and the particular HP printer. HP writes the software drivers for Windows, not Microsoft.

So, HP has the detailed information about the driver and its features. However, there actually is no Windows 7 driver. The driver that is listed in the Windows Update Catalog is dated 6/21/2006.

So there actually is no Windows 7 driver. All Microsoft is saying is the driver provides some functionality in Windows 7. Most like this is an HP End of Life product and there simply is no current support for it. I would guess this is a Vista driver. Driver information from You can see that HP is listed as the Driver Manufacturer!

So I noticed that there is a lot of compatibility issues with Windows 7 and the HP Business Inkjet 2800 PC when I peruse through forums such as these. May 09, 2005 View full HP Business Inkjet 2800 specs on CNET. Certified for Windows Vista Power. Power Consumption Stand by / Sleep. HP Business Inkjet.

HP writes the software drivers for Windows, not Microsoft. Putumayo Presents Samba Bossa Nova Rar Files. So, HP has the detailed information about the driver and its features. However, there actually is no Windows 7 driver. The driver that is listed in the Windows Update Catalog is dated 6/21/2006. So there actually is no Windows 7 driver. All Microsoft is saying is the driver provides some functionality in Windows 7. Most like this is an HP End of Life product and there simply is no current support for it.

Sman Mars on this page. I would guess this is a Vista driver. Driver information from You can see that HP is listed as the Driver Manufacturer!

Hi, As OEM HP is responsible for the proper operation of the printer/scanner and their supplied drivers. Check with HP Support, their on-line documentation and drivers, and ask in their forums. Try the HP Print and Scan Doctor for Windows (10, 8/8.1, 7, Vista, and XP) Good chance you need to update or re-install the latest available driver. HP Support/Troubleshooting & Drivers Contact HP HP Forums ================================================ Windows 10 - Fix printer problems.