It seems the issue is that HP simply hasn’t updated the drivers to be compatible with Monterey 12.0.1 and M1/M2 Macs even though it appears on the website that compatible drivers are available.įortunately, the solution is quite simple. However, when you try to install the driver in macOS 12.0.1 Monterey, it does not work with the error message, “This update requires macOS version 12.0 or earlier”. The problem is when you go to the HP Laserjet website, it appears that the drivers for macOS 12 Monterey are available: Many HP LaserJet or OfficeJet Printer users that have either bought a new M1/M2 Mac or updated to the latest version of macOS 12.2.1 Monterey and more recently macOS 12.5 have suddenly found it has stopped working or won’t connect to their Mac.Īlthough many printers will work without drivers on a Mac using AirPrint and Bonjour, some HP all-in-one printers will not meaning you must have the drivers in order to use it with a Mac.

HP Printers are some of the best printers for Macs but updates to macOS Monterey have caused driver problems with Officejets such as the HP OfficeJet 9025 and Laserjets including the HP LaserJet Pro M479fdn, HP1102w, P1007, M751dn, M11, M12, M12W and M13 series. If you’ve had problems getting your HP LaserJet or OfficeJet Printer to work with the latest versions of macOS or on your new M1/M2 Mac, here we show you how to get it working with macOS Big Sur and Monterey.

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