Thread: Hooking up a printer wirelessly
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16-06-2009, 21:20 #1
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Hooking up a printer wirelessly
I need help. I know this can be done, I have seen it. But, I don't remember how. Someone please walk me through the steps of hooking my laptop onto my printer via online or wireless. I do have a wireless router if that helps.
I don't like having to run across the room and physically hook the printer cable up to my laptop, every time I need to print. I would like to be able to print from my computer and just go pick up my pages when I am ready. Thanks!
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17-06-2009, 16:50 #2
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30-06-2009, 17:49 #3
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If I know the name and model of the printer, can I download the printer drivers off the internet? If so, would I then be able to wireless find the printer and connect it from my laptop?
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24-07-2009, 13:04 #4
Look on your network and sharing centre. You should be able to see the printer there as long as the printer is hooked up physically to a computer that is on and connected to the wireless network.
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01-08-2009, 09:54 #5
A follow-up question: Will the printer connect-directly to the router to serve as a Network Printer?
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01-08-2009, 13:42 #6
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Is the printer wireless? Or does it have an ethernet connection? Conventional USB printers may not be add to a network unless it is specifically a network printer, or your router has a built in print server.
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17-08-2009, 11:31 #7
Thank you for your response.
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