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Looks like I'll be getting the LJ 2605dn &quot;fo sho&quot; then...
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Thanks man

Looks like I'll be getting the LJ 2605dn "fo sho" then...

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I am running Windows XP x64 on my laptop on an AMD Turion 64-bit (ML-44) processor. I have an HP Color Printer 1160 and I am using some old inkjet driver to get it to print, but want a 64 bit driver for it, and the HP betas, last I checked, don't support that specific model. All I want is a driver with decent resolution that supports the duplex (double sided) option like my x86 drivers offer. It's automatic, not &quot;Flip paper over...&quot;<br />
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Also, I'm probably to puchase later an HP Color LaserJet 1160 or more likely an HP Color LaserJet 2605dn Printer (DUPLEX as well). Anyone seen any x64 (AMD) drivers for these?<br />
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Thanks guys
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I am running Windows XP x64 on my laptop on an AMD Turion 64-bit (ML-44) processor. I have an HP Color Printer 1160 and I am using some old inkjet driver to get it to print, but want a 64 bit driver for it, and the HP betas, last I checked, don't support that specific model. All I want is a driver with decent resolution that supports the duplex (double sided) option like my x86 drivers offer. It's automatic, not "Flip paper over..."

Also, I'm probably to puchase later an HP Color LaserJet 1160 or more likely an HP Color LaserJet 2605dn Printer (DUPLEX as well). Anyone seen any x64 (AMD) drivers for these?

Thanks guys

XP AMD x64 Drivers for HPCP1160 w/ Duplex

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