This video will walk you through the steps, or step by step instructions are below the video.
First, search forControl Panel in the Taskbar Search bar. SelectControl Panel.
(Please note: If you do not have the search bar visible, you will need to click the magnifying glass icon first to display it.)
In the Control Panel, selectHardware and Sound.
In Hardware and Sound, selectDevices and Printers.
InDevices and Printers, selectAdd Printer.
In theAdd a device window, select The printer that I want isn't listed.
In the Add Printer dialogue box, select the button forSelect a shared printer by name.Type the server and printer name in the box. The name of the printer should be on a white sticker on the printer. The server and printer name will look similar to\\print\printername. Once printer is located in the list, selectNext.
If there are no issues, the computer will connect to the printer.
Once the computer connects with the printer, the following will display.
The newly added printer can then be set as the default printer if needed.
This video will walk you through the steps as well.
This video will walk you through the steps, or you can view the step by step instructions below the video.
First, select the Apple Logo and select System Preferences.
Select Printers and Scanners.
Then click the Plus (+) sign to add a printer.
In the Default options, type the name of the printer in the search area in the upper right portion of the screen. Once the printer is displayed in the list, double click it.
In the Use drop down area, selectGeneric PCL Printer.
Then select Add.
The Setting Up notification should display.
After the installation finishes, it should be listed in the Printers location of the Printers & Scanners window.
The printer can then be set as the default printer by selecting it from the default dropdown toward the bottom of the screen. The Printers and Scanners dialogue box can be closed by selecting the red circle in the upper left of the box.