Szat
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Alright, so I have an HP PhotoSmart 1000 printer. It was the first photo printer my dad got about 5+ years ago, but he stepped up to a newer all-in-one printer a few years ago. So this HP 1000 has been mine for a while now. In order to install it on my computer I had to go to HP's website and download the drivers for it. Hey guess what, they say they're not supporting my product for Vista.
"We are sorry to inform you that there will be no [notice the will be no] Windows Vista support available for your HP product. Therefore your product will not work with Windows Vista.
The majority of HP products not supported in Windows Vista are beyond seven years old.
If you are using the Windows Vista operating system on your computer, please consider upgrading to a newer HP product that is supported on Windows Vista. HP has numerous products on the market that support Windows Vista.
For more information on the different options, click the How to Buy link at the top of the page."
I have a perfectly good printer that does what I need it to do and now I can't use it. WTF HP? I'm a student and all I need is to print out my papers, but instead of writing a driver for your product, you're trying to make me buy a new one from you. No thanks.
"We are sorry to inform you that there will be no [notice the will be no] Windows Vista support available for your HP product. Therefore your product will not work with Windows Vista.
The majority of HP products not supported in Windows Vista are beyond seven years old.
If you are using the Windows Vista operating system on your computer, please consider upgrading to a newer HP product that is supported on Windows Vista. HP has numerous products on the market that support Windows Vista.
For more information on the different options, click the How to Buy link at the top of the page."
I have a perfectly good printer that does what I need it to do and now I can't use it. WTF HP? I'm a student and all I need is to print out my papers, but instead of writing a driver for your product, you're trying to make me buy a new one from you. No thanks.