First, if there is a "Intel chipset driver" listed for your system, that must be installed as it defines what is on the motherboard (and must be installed before installing drivers such as the sound and video).
Second, when you do a printer (or all in one) install you must first run the install program and ONLY when the program tells you then physically connect the device. If you connect the device first, the install will either fail or Windows will install incorrect drivers.
You may want to run the System Restore and restore the PC to a date PRIOR to first attempting to install the Printer. Then, if you haven't done it install the chipset drivers and restart Windows. Then try the printer install again and do not connect it to the PC until the HP install program directs you to.
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