Some more info here: 'The Color LaserJet 5 and 5M only have a Postscript driver available. The Color LaserJet 5M uses the PostScript (PS) language for printing and has a PS language module installed. The Color LaserJet 5 did not have the PS language module installed but did have an optional PS module available.

The Postscript driver will not work with the Color LaserJet 5 unless it has the optional PS language module installed. For color printing on a Color LaserJet 5, consider searching the Web for a PostScript module for this printer, and then obtain the driver from Windows Update. ' It also seems like the only supported connection is via a network connection. 'Windows Update - In most cases, this will include the full feature, printer-specific driver in Windows Update for the Windows 10 operating system (OS). For older printers, this driver provides print-only functionality (no scan features).

Select printers will also have basic WIA support. Use Devices and Printers to run Windows Update and obtain the latest drivers and updates.' So according to HP you have to obtain the correct driver from Windows Update in one way or another. I'd assume that since this printer is so old it has model specific drivers for it, meaning you cannot hijack drivers from other models very easily. You can keep on testing other drivers from others that are available from MS and could get lucky though. We normally fall back on the old Laserjet 4000 driver for legacy printer support.

Bluetooth Keyboard Driver Windows 10. HP LaserJet 1020 Plus Printer. Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit,64-bit), Win 8.1/8 (32-bit,64-bit), Win 7 (32-bit, 64-bit). The entry of your printer driver in the Windows registry is incorrect. HP LaserJet 1020, LaserJet 1020 Plus, LaserJet 1022, LaserJet 1022n and LaserJet 1022nw Printer Drivers and Software Windows 7 x64 (64-bit):Driver - Product.

>Is there a newer model whose driver would also work with the 5M w/PS, or is it finally just too old? Hp Un2430 Mobile Broadband Module Driver Windows 10. It might just be too old.