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How To Install Your Printer Software On Your Computer
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So you have just bought a new printer and you’re raring to go and print just about anything you can find in your computer. Before you amass all available pieces of paper, though, you should first install the printer software. This way, the printing process becomes smooth and easy. The good news is, most software these days will facilitate the installation on its own with just a few clicks from your end.
Here are a few quick steps in order to install your printer software on your computer:
Step 1: Read the installation manual
Before anything else, read the installation manual carefully. This is important. Take note of special instructions like if you need to uninstall a previous version of the software already in your or if you need to tweak some settings like turn your virus scanner off.
Step 2: Insert disk
Insert the disk or any media where the printer software is stored to the corresponding drive. You can hear faint whirring and buzzing sounds --- this means the drive is reading the disk. Usually, a new window will pop up, displaying all the files read in the disk. Do you see a “readme.txt” or “readme.doc” file? Open that and read the contents of the file. There are usually important pieces of data or reminders in that file pertaining to your printer software. When you’re done, look for a certain file that has a icon different from others and a “.exe” extension. This is the executable file. Click on it.
On the other hand, in case the window doesn’t pop up,
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