When a printer or all-in-one device is connected directly to a Windows device, the printer normally installs automatically, and printing can be started right away. Windows supports most printers out of …

This article covers common printer problems in Windows, including printer not found, print jobs stuck in the queue, printer spooler crashes, and more, along with step-by-step troubleshooting solutions for …

To learn how to make the Bluetooth printer or scanner discoverable, check the device's documentation or visit the manufacturer's website. Once the printers or scanners are found, select the desired …

In most cases, Windows automatically discovers and installs both scanners connected locally and scanners located in the network. However, if a scanner isn't automatically discovered and installed, …

Check the printer’s display screen or settings for any connection issues. Verify that Bluetooth is enabled on your computer and the printer. Make sure the printer is within range of your computer. If you're …

Find out how to install the latest driver for your printer. If you recently upgraded Windows, your printer driver might need to be reinstalled.

After you install a printer, you must also ensure that it's connected to your computer. You can add or connect to a printer in Excel using the File and Print options. Once the device has been added, you …

Learn how to share a printer between a primary Windows device and secondary Windows devices on a network.

Make sure printer is connected to same Wi-Fi network as your device: To find out if your printer is connected to Wi-Fi, see if your printer's built-in menu has options for checking its Wi-Fi connection, …

If a scanner is included as part of a multifunction or All-In-One printer, the scanner might appear as a printer. To confirm that Windows also detects the printer as a scanner, select the printer in the …