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#HP DRIVERS DOWNLOAD ZIP#

All the usual cautions and warnings about installs/de-installls need to be heeded. cva (Hp-Compaq) installer logs to ensure that I am getting the right thing, and to see what I might need to reinstall.Ī good registry management program is extremely useful. For those apps that I do not recognize, is to run them through the search engines to see who knows what about them.Process Explorer and TCPView are the other things that are first out of the toolbox, for most cases. I generally use autoruns to stop things from running or restarting, the PS- utilities to handle tasks and services.

#HP DRIVERS DOWNLOAD ZIP#

It is at which is a subdomain of From Sysinternals, I just generally grab the full download zip for the tools at /en-us/sysinternals/bb842062.aspx CrapCleaner (now CCleaner) is the easiest way to do a bulk uninstall of all the junk that HP and other vendors load machines down on.

The Revo Uninstaller is the best one that I have found for troublesome uninstalls. Revouninstaller will force a restore point as part of its normal startup. PLEASE BE SURE TO BACKUP FIRST, or at least set a restore point.

Install the System Internals "whole nine yards" zipfile for its toolset.

To clean up and prevent problems from HP software I do something along the line of the following:

I don't know what these would do or if they'd work in a Server Environment.

I have only dealt at the XP Pro workstations/laptops in a workgroup situation.

Getting rid of it can be almost like getting rid of warez. I've had issues with HP bundled software. Is there a way for me to "strip" the drivers from the software? Can I find just the driver files from HP? Of course, the installation fails on the terminal server. I only want the drivers.

Problem is HP's "bundled" driver software where they install a bunch of crap along with the drivers. I'm trying to install a printer on a Server 2008 Terminal Server and I'm having no luck.