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1. Select the Start button and open Settings.
2. Go to Devices, Printers & scanners.
3. Click Add a Printer.
4. Click The printer that I want isn’t listed.
5. The Add Printer screen will pop up.
6. Choose Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings and click Next.
7. Click Create a New Port and select Standard TCP/IP from the drop-down box.
8. Type in your printer’s IP address or URL. For example, printer-one.school.edu.
9. Click Next. At this point, your computer will try to detect the TCP/IP port. This might take some time.
10. Select the appropriate device type. Use one of the following methods to identify/install the appropriate printer driver:
    • Option 1: In the drop-down menu for Standard Device Type, select the device type that corresponds with your printer brand. For example, if you have a Canon printer, choose either Canon Network Printer or Canon Network Printing Device. Windows will detect the driver model. You'll notice that once it detects the driver, your printer will now show in the list of devices in the Printer & Scanners menu.
    • Option 2: Install the print driver. Click the box that says Have Disk. You'll be instructed to install the driver from the manufacturer’s installation disk or download and copy the driver.
11. Set up optional preferences.
12. Enter a printer name if you want to.
13. Click Next.
14. Set up printer sharing if needed.
15. Click Next.
16. You will get a message that you have successfully set up the printer.
17. From here, you can print a test page or click Finish.

Note: To identify the difference between a local printer and a network printer, look for a printer icon with a wire under it. These are network printers.