I was able to download a driver for an "All in One" from HP to a flash disk. It was 362 MB. HP claimed that it contained drivers for DeskJets as well as All in Ones. I was able to install my husband's All in One (Printer/scanner/copier) on the Win 7. Win 7 still won't recognize my DeskJet. This is not the end of the world. I have other options. It's now in the category of being a "challenge".

Ragdall, if you have that keyboard on your old computer with XP, you should be able to choose between 13 different English settings, including Australian and UK.

Don T,
I believe that it's Foolestroupe who needs help with the Aussie settings.

My "Win 7" keyboard worked fine on the XP, without having to change anything. When I'm feeling less stressed I'll try it again on the Win 7. At the time that I couldn't get it to type the "<" so I could code an html page, changing from Canadian English to to US English didn't solve the problem. For now, I'm using an old keyboard on the Win 7 and that one works just fine.

Thanks,
rags