The technique of producing many identical copies of an original text to enable a wider readership is called “printing”. The concept dates back to 220AD, then known as “woodblock printing” in China, developed in 1040 in a movable type by B. Sheng, the invention of the printing press by Gutenberg in the 15th century as a way of printing the real revolution. Started with Be brought to widespread use. Since then there have been upgrades in technology with varying varieties according to the user’s need for personal, shared virtual and 3D printers.

 

The current articles are placed below to help our readers with problems that refuse to obey the printer’s orders.

 

Here we will talk about the HP Printer Troubleshooting Guide, the most widely used printer brand in the year 1984 supporting the American company Hewlett Packard. Since HP offers the best technology to its users, it sometimes gets annoying to operate. However, the company does have HP printers come with a support system for its users named after the Troubleshooting Guide, which has been installed on computers since the year 2012. With this installed support feature, in the section below we have enumerated some basic helpful methods by which a user can troubleshoot his HP printer himself.

 

Even if your printer is sleek and compact, it can still cover a good chunk of your work desk space. That’s a problem with many printers but no worries you can still clean up and maximize your workspace simply by making your printer wireless so that you can place it wherever you want in your office or home.

 

Also as noted, many modern printers’ most important and useful features are their ability to Setup HP Printer Wirelessly, by subtracting the need to connect a cable between your computer and your printer. 

 

What exactly is wireless printer connectivity technology?

 

The wireless printer connectivity technology was basically developed to get rid of bulky and unsightly interconnected cables. To be precise, wireless technology employs radio waves to connect devices to each other and to the network.  

Wireless connectivity was the added feature in a way that if you have a printer that only connects via a USB cable and you really don’t want to replace it just to get Wi-Fi connectivity on your HP printer; you can still easily convert your USB printer to Wireless printer. 

And, to help you with that, below we’ve mentioned the three methods to convert a USB printer to Wireless printer. 

 

 

• Method 1: ADD PRINTER TO GOOGLE CLOUD PRINT: Using Google Cloud Print you can make any printer a smart wireless printer. All you need is set your printer up with Cloud Print, and then you can then easily print from any device from anywhere. To do so, open ‘Chrome’s Settings page’, and at the bottom of the page select the ‘Google Cloud Print’ option. This is where you can ‘Add Printers’ to Google Cloud Print. That’s it! This way your printer is now a Cloud Print printer and is ready to print documents from the web.

 

 

 

• Method 2: SHARE PRINTER WITH OTHER PCs IN YOUR HOME: A cost-effective way to make the printer wireless is by connecting it to a host computer. For that, you need to go into the Control Panel in Windows and enable the printer to be shared on the other network. But for that you need to power down your host computer otherwise other computers on the network can’t use the printer.

 

 

 

• Method 3: BLUETOOTH ADAPTER: Almost every manufacturer sells an optional Bluetooth adapter; the benefit of connecting via Bluetooth is that if you don’t even have a phone with Wi-Fi, still you can send pictures and files to the printer via Bluetooth.

• Method 4: Use Wi-Fi router: If you’ve got a Wi-Fi router you can easily transform your USB printer into a wireless printer. You need to just connect your printer’s USB directly to your Wi-Fi router if your router has built-in printer server capability. And, if the Wi-Fi router does not have this ability, you can even purchase a wireless printer server to connect your printer.

 

Method 5: PLUG IT INTO A WIRELESS PRINT SERVER: Check whether your printer has a USB port on the back of it or not. If yes then you can plug in a wireless print server, to connect your printer by using the USB to USB cable which came with your printer. With a wireless printer server to connect your printer to your office Wi-Fi network or you can share the printer through a computer in your office over the network.