How Do You Connect A Printer To A Wireless Network?
When there are more computers in your home than printers, sharing the printer can be a hassle. So instead of disconnecting and reconnecting cords from your main computer to print directly to the printer, use your wireless network as a hub to receive all print requests and send them directly to the printer, which eliminates excessive cables and clutter. Turn on the printer and connect it to at least one computer or router. All USB cables should be securely connected and the power adapter must be plugged into a working outlet. The printer’s power light will be solid or flashing green to signal that it is on. Set up “Sharing” on your network. Click the “Start” button, followed by “Control Panel.” Click the “Printers and Faxes” icon, then click on your preferred printer icon once to highlight it. Click the “File” tab at the top of the menu, and choose “Sharing” from the drop-down menu. Connect directly to the wireless router by connecting an Ethernet cord from your printer directly to the
