tutorial on adding printers under Win7 system

The Win7 system is similar to the previous user-group XP operating system, but there are some differences. Many users do not know how to add a printer to Win7. Here's a three-networking tutorial that teaches you how to add a printer to the Win7 operating system.

There are drive discs for the newly purchased printer, so we don't have to repeat how to install the new printer here. Here are some ways to install an older printer or a network printer. In the Start menu, find the printer option, and in the horizontal bar above the box, you can find the button to add the printer.

The top left of the picture, you can see the button to add the printer

When clicked, a wizard pops up to ask the user whether to add a local USB printer or a network or a wireless printer. Because the WINDOWS7 operating system has built-in a large number of printer drivers, so if not extremely unpopular products, the remaining steps will automatically install the driver, here we demonstrate how to add a network printer.

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Win7 Add Printer Wizard Tool

The operating system automatically scans the entire local area network for printers that are already networked.

Find Printer

Prompts for communication and driver installation after the next step

After the driver is installed, you will be prompted to share this printer, where we choose not to share because this is a network printer and can be accessed by other users.

Add complete

After the printer is added, the printer model and the type of driver installed are displayed correctly, and here is the HP LaserJet P2015 on the network. The driver's print language is PCL6. For the whole process, I think in the selection of printer connection type and find a button to add a printer, may be the difficulty of this process, other processes can reflect the Win7 operating system's high ease of use. Very simple, you have to operate Oh!