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Pinter Setup by Remotely

Setting up a wireless printer is quite easy and almost anyone can do it. Here are the steps to setting up a wireless printer:

Find a location - it is a must that you find the best place to put your wireless printer. The best place means that it is in a spot where all the computers are able to access its signal. Generally you want the printer to be in a central location so everyone can access the prints as well, so don't put it in an office that is often used for meetings.
Choose a connectivity  setting - the two versions of connectivity 123.hp.com that are most popular are Bluetooth and a wireless network. If you have a Bluetooth enabled computer and printer, then setting up your connection is a breeze, you simply follow the on screen prompts in the printer set up area of the control panel. If you have a wireless network, you will need a router. The advantage to using a router and setting up a network 123.hp.com/setup is then the sharing capabilities increase. Not only can you share the printer, but files and internet connections as well. The remaining instructions below will help if you have a wireless network.
Printer sharing - when setting up a wireless printer, there has to be a server computer that is considered as the main computer. Make sure that the option of "printer sharing" is enabled in the server computer. Without this, you will not be able to allow other computers to use the printer as well.

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