Windows 10: Why Printers not showing up in Win 11 pro 64 bit?

Printers are not showing up and not working when re-adding after upgraded the system to Win 11 pro 64 Bit. Tried the following but nothing workedrinter troubleshooterRe-started Print spooler in ServicesDownloaded and installed all windows update

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win 11 64 bit. None of my screen settings show 64 bit, only 32 bit

Have win 11/64 bit but none of my screen setting shows 64 bit, only 32 bit. Have a OMEN 40L (NEW). Some sites only recognize that I have win 10/64 but I paid for 11/64. The computer confirms my 11/64 but still does not support 64 bit

 

Looking for drivers for HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909g to be used on Win 10 Pro 64-bit

In my February 2022 question, "Looking for drivers for HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909g to be used on Win 10 Pro 64-bit", at

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I got good preliminary steps from advisor RobinsonSilvestre but had to add a step. I needed to download the "Basic Drivers" for that HP printer NOT for Win 10 but for Win 7 Pro 64-bit, from this HP page:

https://support.hp.com/us-en/driver...one-printer-series-a909/3752454/model/3752458

but NOT install that download from HP. Instead, I used 7-zip to Expand that .exe from HP to a folder, and then I used MS's "Have Disk" to point at that folder. MS's "Install the Printer Drive" window then worked beautifully to add the HP 8500 printer to my list of Printers, pointing to the local 192.168.1.xxx IP address for the printer, I designated that as the default printer, and now I am using that HP 8500 app for a different model HP printer, the 8600 and getting all the benefits or Print Preview and saving print presets for "Draft".

Just to repeat what RobinaonsSilvestre suggested - here it is - I added my step above between Silvestre's 9 and 10:, and then after 10 I hit "Have Disk" and pointed it to my new folder with the expansion of the Basic Driver (Win 7 64-bit) from HP

You can install the printer manually using the Windows Update drive without the need to connect the printer.
1-Right-Click on Start and click on Run
2-Type: Control Panel and click on Ok
3-Click on "Hardware and Sound" then click on "Devices and Printers"
4-Click on "Add a Printer", and select the option "The printer that I want isn't listed"
5-Select the last option "Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings" and click on Next
6-Select the port that you will connect the printer or select "Create a new port" > "Standart TCP/IP port" if the printer is using the network connection
7-Type the printer IP address and click on next
8-Then will open the window "Install the printer driver", click on the button "Windows Update"
9-This process will take a while 5-10 minutes, then you will be to see all manufacturers
10-In the manufacturer list select the HP, then select in the printers "HP Officejet Pro 8500
11-Click on next to finish the installation

 

win 10 pro 64 bit won't install

I had win 7 pro 64 bit installed on my computer and it was working fine. I upgraded to win 10 pro 64 bit and it was working fine. I downloaded the win 10 pro 64 bit iso file so I could do a clean install. While installing, a message showed up that said
that the 64 bit os was not compatible with my computer, so instead it installed the 32 bit os. My processor is an amd fx 8350 (x64 based processor) and my mother board is an asus m5a99fxpro revision 2. I need help so I can install the 64 bit win 10 pro os
and get rid of the 32 bit os. Any help in figuring this problem will be greatly appreciated.