Hi everyone,I am currently presented with a dilemma, I have a desktop running a 32-bit Windows XP Media Edition in my room and another running the 64-bit Home Premium Windows 7 in my office. Now the problem is that I have a HP Deskjet 3920 attached in the office and I used to have my old 64-bit Vista unit and my XP unit linked via a home network connection, which allowed me to print from my room to the office, however with this 64-bit Windows 7 this proves to be a problem. It says I need to install the 32-bit drivers for the printer on the Windows 7 unit. I didn't have the original disc for the printer so I downloaded an .iso file of the original disc and tried to install it that way. However it still told me that the .inf file couldn't be found or was the wrong version, even though it was the Disc ISO for the Deskjet 3900 series.So the question is, how can I link to the printer from an 32-bit XP unit to a 64-bit Windows 7 Unit?Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,Pokerm0n
