HP LaserJet M402n Driver

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The HP LaserJet M402n series is a line of monochrome laser printers that include scanning functionality for efficient document management. The flatbed scanning option is absent in this series, as it is more focused on high-speed monochrome printing. 

The scanning feature primarily facilitates the creation of digital copies from paper documents, contributing to a more streamlined workflow. When it comes to speed and efficiency, the HP LaserJet M402n series excels in rapid printing. This multifunction printer is undoubtedly designed for high-volume printing environments, as these printers can generate multiple copies of documents in a short amount of time. Here’s how to download and install the latest HP LaserJet M402n driver to unlock all features of this multifunction printer. 

HP LaserJet M402n Driver (Windows, Linux, MacOS)

To obtain the latest HP LaserJet M402n driver for your device, simply scroll down to the bottom of this page, complete the Captcha verification, and press the Download button. The downloaded files will be separated into three subfolders, each of which will contain drivers for one of the following operating systems: Windows, MacOS, and Linux. 

The Windows folder will include the latest HP LaserJet M402n driver in the form of an executable file (exe). To run the file, simply double-click the files from the dedicated folder. 

On the other hand, Linux users can find a run file. To install software from a run file, right-click on the file and open Properties. Under the Permissions tab, find and check the option that says ‘Allow executing as program’. Save the new settings, return to the file, and double-click on it to run the installation. Keep an eye out for any on-screen instructions that may pop up. 

Last but not least, MacOS users will find a series of dmg archives in the dedicated MacOS folder. To install software from such files, select the dmg files, drag them over to the Applications folder you previously opened, and drop them inside the folder. This will automatically install the software.