How Do I Enable AirPrint on My Printer?
Wired or wireless doesn’t matter, hp printer supports every device easily. It has become a part of our life, everyone wants to use the latest printing technology and hp provides the best and latest technology to their customers. Their printers are durable and reliable; you can trust them blindly but it is not said that your device will not face any issue in the future. However, it’s a machine and no one knows when it will create a hurdle in the printing process.
No matter if you have wired or unwired printer, Hp Support is there for every device, even you can connect your phone and command printer to print out. Hp also provides air printing which doesn’t need any wire between device and printer. If you are an Apple user, you can print with print, you can directly print from your iPhone as well. Just connect your phone with your Hp printer and command it.
If your device isn’t enabled to air-print, then keep reading this and pursue the given steps carefully:
- Is your printer is connected with your Mac? Disconnect it or remove the cable.
- Turn off the printer.
- Update your device, go to the official site of the Apple and update your Mac.
- After the update reconnects your printer with Mac and turn it on and wait for a few seconds to open it completely.
- Go to your Mac device click on an apple logo at the top right corner of your system.
- Select the system preferences and click print and scan.
- Select your printer in the given list. If your printer is not in the list click the plus (+) button and scan your device to add your printer to the list.
Now check whether your printer is enabled to air-print or not. You can contact us if the problem remains the same, experts at HP Printer Technical Support Number +1778-8061-736 will guide you and help you to solve the technical snags in your device. We have the best well-educated customer care executives, who make sure that they provide the best solutions to the customers. To know more about us, you can visit our website and read our more blogs on technical stuff.
