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between operating systems. Keys to the Vista print drivers The HP Universal Print Driver (UPD) is the primary building block of the HP drivers built into Windows Vista. When using Add a printer in Vista, most HP printing devices are installed with a print driver that is built around the UPD. • What - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 2
LaserJet 5 Series o HP LaserJet 6 Series What are the drivers available for Vista? Driver Detail Drivers in Vista These are the UPD-based drivers included with the Windows Vista operating system. Vista product-specific driver Windows XP productspecific driver Latest UPD driver This is the PCL - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 3
XP. Device Settings Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Differences: Installable Options Features Installable Options Accessory Output Bin Automatic Configuration Tray 1 Tray X Duplex Unit Printer Memory Printer - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 4
General Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver What is behind the Options tab? This is the Options tab in the Windows XP Print dialog box. Page 4 of 13 white paper - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 5
Advanced tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Differences: Printer Features Document Options Printer Features Edge-To-Edge Alternative Letterhead Mode Print All Text as Black Send True Type as Bitmap Graphics - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 6
Printing Shortcuts tab This tab exists only in the Windows Vista product-specific driver. Page 6 of 13 white paper - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 7
Paper/Quality tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Differences • Print Quality: The UPD/UPD-based drivers have different selections available from the product-specific drivers. o UPD/UPD-based: Resolution - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 8
Effects tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Difference The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those settings reside on the Printing Shortcuts tab. Page 8 of 13 - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 9
Finishing tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Difference The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those settings reside on the Printing Shortcuts tab. Page 9 of 13 - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 10
Output tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Differences • There is no Output tab for the UPD-based driver in Vista. • The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 11
Job Storage tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Difference The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those settings reside on the Printing Shortcuts tab. Page 11 of 13 - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 12
Services tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2.0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Not Applicable Difference • The Vista product-specific driver has a Device Services section. • The product-specific driver in XP does not have a Services tab. Page - HP Color LaserJet CM1015/CM1017 | HP LaserJet Printers - Microsoft Windows XP an - Page 13
HP LaserJet • HP LaserJet Plus • HP LaserJet 500 Plus • HP LaserJet 3100 AiO • HP LaserJet 3150 AiO • HP 9085mfp • HP LaserJet 2000 (1987) • HP Color LaserJet • HP Color LaserJet 1500 • HP Color 9850mfp Document Attributes Author: IPG Technical Marketing Product Models: All supported HP LaserJets
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Windows XP and Vista are nearly identical
With the release of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, the HP print driver structure is
uniform and nearly identical to the Windows XP driver structure.
The following comparison of
Device Settings and driver tabs illustrates similarities and differences between operating systems.
Keys to the Vista print drivers
The HP Universal Print Driver (UPD) is the primary building block of the HP drivers built into
Windows Vista. When using
Add a printer
in Vista, most HP printing devices are installed with a
print driver that is built around the UPD.
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What does this mean?
The UPD uses a query method to install a permanent instance of a driver. When a
printing device is added, the reality is that the UPD has added a permanent instance
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Microsoft Windows
Print Comparison –
XP vs. Vista
Security Level:
Public
Date Written/Updated:
01-Feb-2007/02-May-2007
Document Summary
Compare the print driver features between Windows XP and Vista operating systems.
Explain that the Vista drivers are based on the HP Universal Print Driver.