How To Installing and Using the Windows Built-in Print Driver?
Windows contains built-in print drivers for many types of printers. These drivers support basic printer functionality for most print jobs.
Step 1: Set Windows Update to automatically download driver software
Confirm that your computer is set to automatically download driver software.
In Windows, search for and open Change device installation settings.
In the Device Installation Settings window, select the Yes option, and then click Save Changes.
Step 2: Connect your printer to the computer
Connect your printer to the computer before starting the 123.hp.com/setup driver installation.
USB connection to your computer
Wireless (Wi-Fi) connection to your network
Wired connection to your network
Step 3: Install the print driver with the Add a Printer wizard
Use the Windows Add a Printer wizard to install the built-in print driver.
Wireless or wired network connection (Windows 10, 8)
Wireless or wired network connection (Windows 7, Vista)
USB connection (Windows 10, 8)
USB connection (Windows 7, Vista)
Step 4: Print document
Print to make sure that your printer is working.
If you can print, the print driver installed and is working.
If you cannot print, continue to the frequently asked questions for help.
Step 5: Scan a document (if supported)
Scan a document to make sure the scanner is working.
If you can scan, the built-in driver installed and is working.
If you cannot scan, continue to the frequently asked questions for help.