Make use of the Network settings on the control panel and establish a wireless connection. Connect your printer to the home Wi-Fi.

Prepare the printer for software installation. Stuff the input tray with a stack of paper. You have to set the TimeZone, Date, Region, Country now and prefer language on the control panel of the printer.Pull the cartridge lid down to secure them. Push it gently into the slot till it sits firmly into the position.Check if the printer is already installed with ink cartridges if not, slide the cartridges one after another.As you press the switch, the printer turns on and you have to wait for a minute or two till the printer becomes idle.The ends of the power cord are connected to the printer’s rear and to the electrical wall socket. Unwind the power cord and USB cable for use.Peel off the transparent protective film covering the control panel. Read the specification list and check if all the components mentioned in it are present inside the box.Take out all the papers, user manual and, warranty pamphlet from its package.Remove the covering material from the printer. Unbox the printer from the box and position it on the table near to the wall socket.The internal parts of the printer have protective tapes to secure from damage. The HP printers are packed in a cardboard box and it is sealed with covers and other packaging materials. Read it carefully and setup your printer.The following steps include guidelines right from unwrapping the printer to installing the driver for your HP printer. To work with your HP printer, you need to set it up first.I looked at the Microsoft FixIt tools, but they don't appear to be available for Windows 8 yet. It seems the only additional information HP discovered during my support call was that the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) service reports that it is running, and shouldn't be causing any issues. Run the HP Print and Scan Doctor tool (couldn't resolve the issue) Disable the firewall (Windows Firewall)

Update the software on both the PC and the printer to the latest versions When I try to access the scan to computer functionality, it tells me that Scan to Computer is unavailable, because it 'CannotĬonnect to the printer.' I have tried the following steps (many reboots of both the PC and printer involved in the following steps): My Windows 7 PC can both print and scan, but my Windows 8 PC can only print. I have my printer connected to my wireless network. I have contacted HP Support, they were unable to help, and recommended contacting Microsoft. I recently purchased an HP OfficeJet 6600, and am running Windows 8 Professional.

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