Forget plugging your printer into your PC each time you wish to print something out. Go wireless and pick up a printer that can connect to your home network.

Plug the printer into an electrical outlet. Connect one end of a USB cable to the USB socket on the printer. Plug the opposite end into a computer connected to the Netgear wireless network.

Connecting your printer to WiFi has never been simpler, thanks to built-in features like WPS and manufacturer-specific apps. Whether you're using a wireless router or need to connect via WiFi ...

It's easy to connect your Mac to a network printer - we explain how in this tutorial.

If you have a wired printer that you want to connect to your Windows 11/10 PC, you can do so via the native Printer and Scanner settings. Here's how!

Still printing? At least do it wirelessly. We'll walk you through how to connect your Brother, Canon, HP, or Epson printer to your Wi-Fi network so you can access it from multiple devices.

Before you can connect your HP printer to your personal Wi-Fi signal, you'll need to make a few quick preparations to facilitate a quick and simple setup process.

Why won’t my printer connect to my wireless router? A networked printer is great—as long as it connects to the network. Here are some troubleshooting tips to get it back online.

We all know how frustrating it can get when our remote printer refuses to connect, especially when you have to print some important documents ...

For Canon printers, the ability to connect to the device via WiFi is a huge boon for avoiding cable-wrangling or USB port juggling.

To install a network printer to this operating system, obtain the IP address or URL of the wireless device, and then use the Add Printer Wizard to inform Windows XP of the location of the printer.