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Now your pissin me off. Says a driver security issue. I've been using this Hp printer for years! I don't wish to buy another HP laser jet printer. At this point, I'm wondering if I want to keep my Apple.
The HP Laserjet 3600N support page at HP only lists Mac OS X 10.6 as being supported for this printer.
And the last set of firmware and drivers were released in 2006, so you are very lucky it has been printing
all these years. Click on the link below.
You could try downloading and installing the mac firmware that is offered.
Once installed reset your printing system.
Reset the Mac printing system to solve a problem - Apple Support
Also try the HP Smart app available through the App Store download and run
it should walk you through setting your printer up and check for any new software,
but with such an old printer it may not.
If that is the case you will need to ask HP.
Irony of ironies. I hooked up the MacBook Pro Catalina 10.15.7 directly to my printer via serial usb cable and hit ‘print’. The Mac asked me if I wanted to download the printer driver from Apple, ‘YES’ please!
It downloaded and installed the driver enabling me to print via cable after selecting the correct printer. Cool.
Then I removed the cable, and tried to print after switching back to the printer ID that’s on my network. It worked!
So I’m back to printing wirelessly on my network again using a TPLink wireless access point for a printer server. Hallelujah.
HP told Apple to revoke the signed keys for their drivers.
Shortly after that, HP realized the error of their ways, and you can go to the HP web site and get replacement signed drivers.
I tried that. No help.
Now I can't print to my HP LaserJet 3600N. Now your pissin me off. Says a driver security issue. I've been using this for years!
