Epson Printer to Mac

Epson printers are smart printing devices with next-gen features and performance. These devices have powerful connectivity technology, whether for USB or wireless connection. Plus, it connects easily to all the prominent OS devices. So, if you want to connect your Epson printer to a Mac device, follow the steps below carefully.

. First, you should check that your WiFi is providing a stable network connection.

. After that, you should turn on your Epson printer.

. Next, head to the official Epson driver website to find your product model.

. Now, scroll down and choose your operating system from the drop-down menu, and click on Go.

. Then, scroll and download the ‘Driver and Utilities Combo Package Installer.’

. Select the download button and open the file.

. Furthermore, double-click on the Epson logo and then choose the Open option.

. Enter your Mac password when you see the prompt and install the driver.

. Next, you should click on the OK button.

. Now, select Accept and then select Next. (If you want, choose the ‘Allow the collection of the software usage information’ option.)

. Fill the ink tanks, check the ‘I finished filling the ink tank’ option, and then choose Next.

. Select the ‘Connect via wireless network (WiFi)’ option and then choose Next.

. Head to the Epson printer control panel and press the WiFi button for 5 seconds.

. Then, on your PC, click on the Next button.

. Choose Allow if a window pops up asking for access.

. After that, choose Next and wait for the setup to end.

. When a new page opens on the screen, ensure that only the required software is checked, then click on the Install button.

. Select the Add button in the Printers and Scanners dialog box.

. Click on your WiFi with the “Bonjour Multifunction” mentioned in the kind column, then you should choose the Add button.

. Next, you need to perform a print test if you want or click on Next.

. Select Next on Extended Service Plan, then click on the Finish & Register button.

Source:- Epson Printer to Mac