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As I moved to Windows 7, I had to connect the printer through a USB/LPT connector, and issue the fix in this link to get it to work properly. It's printed flawlessly during my use of Windows 7.

Then along came an upgrade to Windows 10. And as of the moment of installation my printer is by no means able to print anymore in any way, shape or form. Basically the printspooler crashes when I try to print something. Eventlog exhibits the following error (translated to english): Name of application with error: spoolsv.exe, version: 10.0.10586.0, timestamp: 0x5632d53b Name of module with error: HPVSCP50.DLL, version: 1.0.0.6, timestamp: 0x4431bcd4 Exceptioncode: 0xc0000005 Verification of this list shows that the printer is supposed to work.

Finding some more people with similar problems and solving the matter using a different PC, I figured Windows 10 might not like the USB/LPT connector I have on there. As such I got a cheap printserver that I hooked up to the printer, and reconfigured Windows to use the printserver port to print. Printserver works flawlessly, but still the HPVSCP50.DLL crashes when printing something (even something basic as a Windows Test Page), shutting down the printspooler in the process. Tried grabbing the drivers from Windows Update to make sure I had the newest ones, and still no go. Hp Pavilion Dv9700 Recovery Disk Download here.

HP site is referring to Windows 10 drivers by Microsoft as the ones needed to be used, but that driver crashes. So I suppose there might be a flaw in the Windows 10 Microsoft provided driver. Had a look for the drivers themselves on the system. Since I did an upgrade, it might still be using the Windows 7 drivers for some inexplicable reason (eventho I did try to overwrite the driver on one of the install runs). Hp Srs Premium Sound Driver For Windows 10.

Couldn't figure out how to manually remove them, till I found this: Ran the printui /s /t2 command which got me the screen I figured I'd need. Removed the printers, then removed all HP drivers from there. Rebooted the PC, and did it again, cause there was some mention of stuff being in use. After the second run, all HP drivers were gone.

Opened c: windows system32 spool drivers x64 3 to verify, and no more files present with the HP-prefix. So the system was now void of all HP drivers. Installed the printer anew, connected to Windows Update for it to find the printerdriver, and let it install that. When printing the spooler service still crashes: Name of the application with the error: spoolsv.exe, version: 10.0.10586.0, timestamp 0x5632d53b Name of module with error: HPVSCP50.DLL, version: 1.0.0.6, timestamp 0x4431bcd4 Exceptioncode: 0xc0000094 Versions are exactly the same, tho the exceptioncode is different. End result is still a non-working printer. Does anyone have any idea how I can get Windows 10 to just talk to my old and trusty printer? Seeing I still have toner for the printer, and I know the printer is still 100% operational, I feel it should work, also because it's listed as a working printer for Windows 10.