How can I wirelessly setup my HP Envy 5660 printer
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If you want to begin configuring your wifi printer, we have the answer for you! You can set up and operate your new device with the assistance of this handbook. This article will show you step-by-step how to set up your wireless printer utilising an Ethernet connection.
After connecting the printer to your computer using a USB cable, install the print server software. In order to exchange files and printers among many devices, this will be used. Install the driver on your computer.
The first step is to connect your printer to your computer. There are a number different ways you may do this, depending on the resources you have:
To connect the printer directly, use USB. Your computer has to have an additional or replacement port for this technique to operate.
Connect the printer using an Ethernet cable. If you have one, use it.
Connect to an additional USB hub that is already attached to an additional USB port on your router, modem, hub, etc.
To install the print server software on your PC, follow these steps: Ensure that your printer is network-connected and turned on. If you're using Wi-Fi, make sure the router has an Ethernet port or a USB port and is switched on. Turn off any additional devices connected to this network before installing HP Print Software for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit (HP PSC 2210 series) or HP Print Software for Mac OS X 10.6/10.7/10.8 manually to prevent them from interfering with the installation of HP PPDs if you have a wired network connection.
After configuration, your printer is now ready to establish an internet connection. You may verify everything works properly by inputting a test page and printing it. Congratulations! If there are no problems, your HP Envy 5660 wireless printer installation was successful.
To connect your printer to your network, you may use an Ethernet cable, USB cable, or Wi-Fi cable. If you're using Wi-Fi, make sure the printer and router are connected to the same network. If your router has a USB port, you may use it to connect your Wireless Printer. You may also utilise Bluetooth connections if there isn't another way to connect the printer and router.
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