HP LJ300-400 color MFP M375- M475 was developed by Hewlett- Packard. Over 99% of all HP LJ300-400 color MFP M375- M475 users have version 0.706 installed on their personal computers. The number of this software users on Software Informer is 1,441. It is compatible with the following operating systems: Windows XP/ Vista/ /10. The first mention of this program in our database was on Feb 07, 2012. The program's installer is usually called Help.exe or HPScan.exe. Users didn't rate this program yet. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers. Have any information on this application? Send us your info suggestions. Developers of this software product can suggest correction to the provided info via this page.
The printer The HP Laser Jet Pro 400 Color MFP M475dn is a laser printer with all the bells and whistles: it scans, faxes and duplexes. Instead of a tiny LCD that says PC LOAD LETTER, it has an easy-to-use touch screen. ( Be sure to update the firmware. Ours came with older firmware that didn’t support the scan-to-email1 and scan-to-network features.) Hardware-wise, it’s a really great all-in-one device. One of the best I’ve seen in years. The Windows driver software, on the other hand, maintains HP’s (ahem) well-established reputation. After plugging it in to the network, here’s how to install it. On a Mac Open System Preferences. Click Print & Scan. Click the “+” button to add a printer. Select the printer from the list and click “ Add”. Click the “+” button again. Select the printer’s fax profile from the list and click “ Add”. Result: You can now print, scan from your Mac, and send faxes with an optional cover page from any app. On Windows Open the printer’s web page (you will need to know its name or IP address). Go to the HP Smart Install tab. Download and run the 72 MB installer. Sit in front of the PC for 5 or 10 minutes, answering the prompts that come up at random times. Be sure to un-check the browser toolbar and other unwanted software it offers. Like the thing that pops up every time you print asking you to “authenticate” the toner cartridges. ( It continues to pop up even after you “authenticate”. At least it did for me.) I’m guessing this was the item called “ HP Printer Status and Alerts”, but it could also be “ Device Experience Support”. Just uncheck everything you don’t need. For this reason, you may want to avoid installing “ HP Update”. Who knows what shovelware it will try to foist on your users in the future. On several of our PCs the installer crashed at the end of the process. This doesn’t seem to matter. You can now print and fax, but you won’t know.
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