Hi,
I am trying to install an HP deskjet 932c printer onto my old but great computer in Windows 98. The printer works fine on my other computer in XP.
I found the exe file (930-3nu-9xinfu.exe) checked it for viruses and malware, and imported it into the computer (this computer is not on the internet) via zip disc. Opened it and the file 9xinf now sits on my desktop.
I shut down the computer and connected the printer (which is currently off). I restarted the computer and a wizard appeared saying searching for new drivers.
I click next. Then click on "Search for the best drivers for your device".
I click next. There is an option for specify a location. This is where the problem is.
There are several options in the menu, all of which lead to "Windows was unable to locate a driver for this device."
There is also a browse button which whites out the "okay" option for anything except what is already in the drop-down menu.
I would really appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you!
I am trying to install an HP deskjet 932c printer onto my old but great computer in Windows 98. The printer works fine on my other computer in XP.
I found the exe file (930-3nu-9xinfu.exe) checked it for viruses and malware, and imported it into the computer (this computer is not on the internet) via zip disc. Opened it and the file 9xinf now sits on my desktop.
I shut down the computer and connected the printer (which is currently off). I restarted the computer and a wizard appeared saying searching for new drivers.
I click next. Then click on "Search for the best drivers for your device".
I click next. There is an option for specify a location. This is where the problem is.
There are several options in the menu, all of which lead to "Windows was unable to locate a driver for this device."
There is also a browse button which whites out the "okay" option for anything except what is already in the drop-down menu.
I would really appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you!

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