Ready to set up your new HP printer? Visit 123.hp.com/setup, your go-to resource for a smooth and hassle-free printer installation. Whether you’re a home user, a small office user, or a commercial user, HP printers are celebrated for their quality and reliability. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of setting up and installing your HP printer. Let’s get started!”

To start, carefully unbox your new HP printer. Choose an appropriate spot for it, ensuring it’s close to a power outlet for a steady power supply. Connect the power cord to both the printer and your computer.

After securing the power connections, switch on your HP printer by pressing the power button. Next, install the ink cartridges by gently placing them into their designated slots, ensuring they are firmly seated. Be sure to remove any packaging materials from the printer before proceeding.

With the ink cartridges in place, load paper into the paper tray. Make sure the paper is correctly aligned, following the guidelines provided on the 123.hp.com/setup page. Once the physical setup is complete, proceed with the software installation.

1. Turn on both your HP printer and your computer.

2. Open your web browser and navigate to 123.hp.com/setup.

3. Ensure that the ink cartridges are installed, paper is loaded, and the printer is powered on. Then, click on the download button to get the recommended software for your printer.

4. Enter your printer’s model number in the designated field.

5. Select the appropriate printer driver.

6. Click the download button to begin the installation.

7. Go to your download folder and double-click the software file to begin installing the drivers.

If you’re looking to connect your HP printer wirelessly, HP makes the process super easy. Whether your printer has a touchscreen or not, we’ve got you covered. Let’s dive into the two simple methods to get you set up in no time.

To connect your HP printer with a touchscreen to your Wi-Fi, follow these simple steps:

1. Power on your HP wireless printer.

2. On the printer’s touchscreen, tap the “Setup” button.

3. Go to “Network Setup” and select “Wireless settings.”

4. Choose “Wireless Setup Wizard.”

5. Your printer will scan for available networks. Pick your Wi-Fi network from the list.

6. Enter your Wi-Fi password when asked and confirm the settings.

7. Finally, print a wireless test report to make sure everything is connected properly.

If your printer doesn’t have a touchscreen, don’t worry! You can still connect it to your wireless network using the WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) method. Here’s how:

1. Turn on your HP wireless printer.

2. Press and hold the “Wireless” button on your printer for about 3 seconds until the wireless light starts blinking.

3. Within the next 2 minutes, press and hold the WPS button on your Wi-Fi router for 3 seconds until its WPS light begins to blink.

4. Wait for a few minutes while your printer connects to your Wi-Fi router.

5. Once the connection is established, the wireless light on your printer will stop blinking.

And that’s it! Your HP printer is now connected to your wireless network. Next, head over to 123.hp.com/setup to download and install the printer driver on your computer.

Having trouble setting up your HP printer? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Follow these simple steps to get your printer up and running:

1. Restart Everything: Turn off your printer, computer, and Wi-Fi router. Wait for a minute, then turn them back on. This can often clear up any minor issues.

2. Check Your Connections: Make sure your printer and computer are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. If your printer has a solid blue wireless light, it’s connected. If it’s blinking or off, it’s not connected.

3. Move Closer to the Router: If your printer is far from the router, try moving it closer. Walls and other obstacles can weaken the Wi-Fi signal.

4. Reinstall the Printer Driver: Sometimes, reinstalling the printer driver can solve the problem. Go to 123.hp.com/setup to download the latest driver for your printer.

5. Use HP Print and Scan Doctor: This is a free tool from HP that can diagnose and fix many printing and scanning problems. Download it from the HP support website and follow the instructions.

6. Check for Paper Jams: Open your printer and make sure there are no paper jams. Remove any