I'm looking for one now, myself. I decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get
it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some
of these older DeskJets. I already downloaded and applied the patch (See
message thread in the HP forum).
I'm now shopping for a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter.
Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36
small square holes in the center. Do NOT just buy any coverter cable, as some
people report they couldn't get it to work (with Win7 64-Bit). It must state
it works with Win7 64-Bit or customer comments/reviews say it does.
There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together
without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an
old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had. It will not fit my HP 722C. I do
have a DB-25 to Centronics (36-Pin) cable I got from RS years ago. Now I
need to get the new cable.
SOURCE: Where can I get a printer cable for HP Deskjet
You need a DB25 Male to Centronics 36 Male Parallel Printer Cable. You can search for on the web or follow the link below to Cables To Go.
http://search.cablestogo.com/Ntt=db25+to+centronics&N=0
SOURCE: hp deskjet 722c printer software free
Click on the link below. http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=us&cc=us&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=deskjet+722c&submit.x=3&submit.y=7
SOURCE: Banner printing on HP DeskJet 722c InkJet Printer
The problem with your printer is probably if you are using Windows XP it will not print banners from there. I downloaded drivers too and found if I went to a printer with Windows 98 and put in my software program the banner will print out. Hope this works for you. I had to find it thru trial and error.
Verron
SOURCE: Will HP Deskjet 722c work with Windows 7? There
If you are using a 32
bit version of Windows 7 you can add a driver using the following: go
to the Devices and Printers folder, Add a printer, Local printer,
LPT1: (or which ever parallel port the printer is connected to),
select the Deskjet 720c driver. You may need to click on the Windows
Update button if the driver does not show up initially in the list.
If you are using a 64 bit version of Windows 7 there is not a solution at this point, the supplied drivers have an issue.
SOURCE: Bough a new computer with windows 7 trying to hook
see if this can help:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01874792&tmp_task=setupCategory&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=445446
good luck!
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I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
I'm looking for one now, myself. Decided dig-out the HP 722C and try to get it work with Windows7 64-Bit, now that I see there's a driver patch for some of these older DeskJets. I need to get a 36-Pin Centronics Male to USB-A (Male) cable converter. Be careful on the male Centronics plug - - - The one I'm looking for has 36 small square holes in the center. There's another type of Centronics that has 36 contacts spaced closer together without the 36 square holes. I have that cable and it must have come from an old Epson dot-matrix printer I once had.
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