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Connect your HP printer to a computer using Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or USB for easy printing from Windows or Mac devices.
Most modern HP printers support wireless (Wi-Fi), wired network (Ethernet), or direct USB connections. Home models typically offer Wi-Fi and USB, while office models often support all three. The easiest and most recommended way is using the free HP Smart app or software from 123.hp.com/setup.
Turn on the printer and make sure it is near your Wi-Fi router.
Put the printer into Wi-Fi Setup Mode (usually by pressing and holding the Wireless button until the light blinks, or through the printer’s control panel).
Connect your computer to the same Wi-Fi network.
Go to 123.hp.com/setup on your computer and download HP Smart (or the recommended software).
Open HP Smart → click Add Printer or Set Up a New Printer.
Select your printer from the list and follow the on-screen instructions (enter Wi-Fi password if asked).
Print a test page to confirm the connection.
Turn on the printer.
Connect a USB cable from the printer to an available USB port on your computer (avoid hubs if possible).
Wait a few moments — Windows or macOS will usually detect the printer and install a basic driver automatically.
If prompted, install the full software from 123.hp.com/setup for complete features (scanning, ink levels, etc.).
Open Printers & scanners (Windows) or Printers & Scanners (Mac) and confirm the printer appears.
Print a test page.
Connect an Ethernet cable from the printer to your router or network switch.
Turn on the printer and wait for the network light to become solid.
On your computer, go to 123.hp.com/setup and download the latest HP software.
Install the software and add the printer (it should appear automatically on the network).
Alternatively, go to Windows Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Printers & scanners → Add device (or the Mac equivalent) and select the printer.
Print a test page.
Always use the official site www.123.hp.com/setup for the correct software and drivers.
Make sure the printer and computer are on the same network for Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Restart both the printer and computer if the printer is not detected.
For full features (scanning, advanced settings), install the complete HP software instead of relying only on built-in drivers.