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UConn provided computers are typically pre-configured to connect to the appropriate on-campus printer in the user's department. However, there may be times when you need to help the user connect to the printer manually. The steps below will outline the process for finding the appropriate printer on the network and connecting the machine to it.


Note

If you are working remotely, make sure you are connected to the campus with Microsoft Direct Access or the UConn VPN before proceeding.

In Windows 10:

  1. Find the Printer on the print server using the Run command as shown above.
  2. Select the Start  button, then select Settings  > Devices > Printers & scanners.

  3. Select Add a printer or scanner. If the printer isn't listed, select, In the Windows Search box, search for Control Panel, and open the Control Panel App.
  4. In the Control Panel App, in the top right corner, enter "printer" in the search box and select the link for Advanced printer setup
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  5. Click the link for "The printer that I want isn't listed". You can add the printer using the share name, hostname, or IP address, depending on the info you have.

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    Select the radio button "Select a shared printer by name" option and type in the \\print server name\printer name and click Next

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    . E.g.

    \\print.svr.uconn.edu\DDS-FoodCourt

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    Select the radio button for "Add a printer using a TCP/IP address or hostname and select Next.

    Enter the hostname. Leave the port name alone. Click Next.
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  6. The printer should then install with the correct driver.

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