How to extract print drivers to avoid crapware

Professor Robert McMillen shows you how to extract print drivers to avoid unwanted programs. Printer vendors want us to install far more software than we need to install a printer. This videos shows you how to get your driver without unwanted software.

[@stookie222]

excellent, thank you so much. I am "resuscitating" F380 and CP1025 on W11 and this came really handy. Solved my problem with driver which I couldn't find with any of the HP tools from the internet.

[@techpub]

You're welcome!

[@91thewatcher23]

This is the best. Thank you. Also, if you have an 'all-in-one' printer/scanner, Windows Fax and Scan is the app you're looking for to interface with just the scanner.

[@techpub]

Good tip

[@RoyalCryophoenix]

The problem I'm facing with Windows Fax and Scan is that it won't scan in A3. Do you maybe know of any workaround to this?

[@PierreNgo]

Thank you so much, this helped me "hack" the HP absolute horror of a software that prevented itself to install because I still have Windows 7

[@techpub]

Thanks for watching!

[@alfonsourquidez8871]

Well done, sir!

[@techpub]

Great! Thanks for watching.

[@CommonCentsRob]

1:25 when you go up to view make sure that [hidden] is unchecked.

[@techpub]

Good tip

[@AdamHiFi]

great video what keyboard are you using?

[@techpub]

A noisy one.