When a printer or all-in-one device is connected directly to a Windows device, the printer normally installs automatically, and printing can be started right away. Windows supports most printers …

Add or install a printer in Windows - Microsoft Support

Select Add a printer or scanner. Wait for your device to find nearby printers, choose the one you want, and then select Add device. If your printer is turned on and connected to the network, …

Add a new printer. If the printer you need to connect to is not listed, you need to add it. In Excel, click File > Print. Click the Printer drop-down menu, and click Add Printer. In the Find Printers …

If the printer isn't installed, use the instructions in the article Add or install a printer in Window s to add and install the printer. On the Windows device that the wired or local printer is connected …

To share a printer between Windows devices, the following steps need to take place: Connect the printer to the primary Windows device, either wirelessly or by using a USB cable. Make sure …

Tip: If the desired printer isn't displayed in the list of printers, see Add or install a printer in Windows to install the printer. In the Bluetooth & devices > Printers & scanners > <Printer> …

Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 provide the ability to install a printer using a command line. This is particularly useful when you add or remove a printer from a group of users using a …

Double-click Add Printer, and then click Next. Click Local Printer, and then click Next. Click Create a new port. In the Type box, click Local Port, and then click Next. Type the share name. For …

Under the Add printers & scanners section in the Printers & scanners window, select Add a printer or scanner. Windows searches for scanners connected locally to the Windows device. The …