HP DeskJet 3755 Setup - Mac OS Wireless connection

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To remove it from its box is the first step in installing any printer. Without damaging any of the printer parts, this has to be done carefully. To ensure that it does not hamper the appropriate functioning of the printing device, also, remove all packing materials. Between different operating system environments the wireless installation process varies. In this article, you will gain insight on how you can complete HP Deskjet 3755 setup on a Mac OS environment. And for this process, you will need your Mac PC, a good quality wireless router and of course, the HP 3755 Deskjet printer.

Installation on a Mac OS – for wireless connections only • First, make any necessary wired or wireless connections between the PC and the router • This will not affect the wireless connection with your printer • And then, your home network’s name and the corresponding password must be noted • Complete all connections • In the meantime, ensure that the printer and your computer is connected to the same network

• However, for the initial setup process, connect the printer and the computer using a USB cable • On your computer, also, ensure that you close all running applications • Access the WIRELESS icon on the printer’s control panel for a wireless installation • Then, open the WIRELESS SETTINGS • Now, make a selection for the WIRELESS SETUP WIZARD option • Alternatively, these options can also be accessed from your Mac PC

• Make use of the installation CD to install software and drivers corresponding to your printer • This should be completed before you begin using your printer

Now, for the Mac operating system environment, you know how to completed HP Deskjet 3755 setup wirelessly.

Additionally, you will now be able to print from anywhere with the help of latest applications such as ePrint and AirPrint. You can give us a call at our toll-free number @ +1-855-716-3550 for assistance in using these new technologies and other setup processes.

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