I a trying to set up this wireless printer to my Chrome. It tell me I need my printers email address.
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Try going into chromes I-cloud And setting it up in theretry using Crooms I cloud and setting up your printer from there
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I'm sorry Kim. I'm not sure how to address the problem. I think newer wireless printers have email addresses so that you can print to them remotely. I don't think the HP Photosmart Premium C309a... has that capability. You might consider calling their customer support to see if they can help. I replaced my Photosmart with an HP Officejet 6600 which has worked perfectly. I'm sorry to say that I gave HP more business but it was the best option available at the time. Good luck.
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Yes and if you have a wps (push n connect) router there is no need to plug printer into a computer for setup. Here is a list of printers that work with chromebooks. http://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/printers.html
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Yes, the HL-L2380DW supports "Google Cloud Print" which allows you to print from Chromebooks or anywhere you are signed into the Google Chrome web browser. The manual is not entirely clear how to set this up, but once you have the printer connected to your router, open up your a web browser on your laptop and go to the printer's IP address (something like "192.168.1.3"; you'll find it printed on the sheet that prints after you connect the printer to your router). This will load up the printer's web interface and you will go to "Network", then "Protocol", then click the "Advanced" button near Google Cloud Print. This will walk you through the registration process. Once it is setup, you can use your Chromebook anywhere (like a coffee shop) and when you go to print, it will print to this printer at home.
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As long as you able to set your printer up through your wifi network. Then you print through Google cloud print. We haven't had any issues and we have 3 Chromebooks set up using the print cloud.
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Sorry Bill but I don't have a wireless printer. I just hook my printer up to my computer. Sorry I couldn't help you
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I was able to. Simply Connecting your computer to this device will allow you to send to your wireless printer.
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The setup application is accessed via a browser - i.e., Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome - so the setup instructions included with the router should just as appropriate for a Chromebook as they are for a Windows or Apple device. Now, if you're really asking about setting up the wireless drivers on the Chromebook itself, I can't help you there - although your device is certainly designed for wireless connection to a LAN so it should be straightforward (same as connecting to any other LAN - SSID of network + password).
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I have a network printer. The Chromebox prints to it perfectly. I haven't connected a USB printer to it. My network printer is an HP but I would think any network printer would work.
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sort of...you have to get onto Google CloudPrint. my chromebook's instruction manual explicitly says "do not directly hook up to a printer. it won't work." i usually print from computer hooked up to a printer and download the doc i want to print from Google Drive
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If you have a wireless printer (HP ePrint or Canon Pixma ) on your network, you can add it to chrome cloud print in the chrome browser and print that way.
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Hello - for me it was easy that I touched the small button next to the color cartridge button and followed the prompts. i could see my router and clicked on it then i had to put in my password. then it was set up. next you had to find the printer on your computer or phone as long as it was also on the network. I don't remember if there was an email attached for remote printing. My last printer had that. So start with the button that looks like an old fashion antenna with waves coming off it. it will light up blue.
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Cindy, you're advice is the only solution I found to connecting this printer wirelessly, thank you, we had used the printer hard wired for about a year, but wanted to move it across the room, and I couldn't find any mention of how to connect the printer, I had entered the password correctly but didn't realize that I needed to re-enter the access point name manually even though the printer already listed it as an option, this advice was a life saver Also, when switching from direct wired to wireless it's confusing on the computer, even after connecting the printer via the printer control panel, I was still getting an error message saying the printer was offline, and finally figured out that the printer listed in the control panel on the pc, was theoretically a separate printer, the "old" printer, the computer recognizing it as hard wired and seeing it added wirelessly as a new printer, now named in the control panel separately as "Canon MP560 WS" instead of "Canon MP560", but again Windows didn't automatically add the wirelessly connected printer, it had to be added, and looked to be the "old" printer you're advice was most helpful and the only place I saw it listed, no less, but even after clearing the hurdle of setting up the connection on the printer itself, I still had a ways to go
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Buy a print server that will connect into your wireless router. You can find generic ones for about$50, Lexmark also makes one but it goes for $150.
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First, Make sure your wireless network is transmitting in your home. Then just follow the setup wizard on the printer. You'll need your wireless login and passcode.
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I do not know. I had problems using this device and eventually bought a wireless printer.
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Make sure you use a Static IP address, in addition, set a port number for the print server. It should work
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Yes, after the necessary setup of identifying the IP address of the printer and connecting to your Chromebook or Google Chrome operating system on other computers.