Also question is, why wont my Chromebook find my printer?
If you have a cloud-ready printer already working on your network, sign into your Chromebook and make sure it is connected to the same network as the printer. (If you do not see your printer, the Chromebook support site has instructions for adding it manually.)
One may also ask, why does my Chromebook say save instead of print? If you see such an entry then your printer supports automatic discovery and Chrome OS CUPS has identified a printer driver for it. If instead of a Save button you see a "Set up" button then your printer supports automatic discovery but Chrome OS CUPS has not identified a printer driver for it.
Herein, how do I connect my Chromebook to a wireless printer?
Once that's done, here's how to add a printer to your Chromebook wirelessly:
- Go into your settings by clicking into the time section at the bottom-right corner of the screen and selecting the gear icon.
- Scroll to the bottom and click "Advanced."
- Under the "Printing" section, select "Printers."
- Click on "Add Printer."
Why wont my Chromebook find my wireless printer?
(You cannot use a Chromebook to directly set up a printer on Google Cloud Print.) Open the Chrome Settings menu on the right side of the browser and click Advanced. Under Printing, select Google Cloud Print and then “Manage Google Cloud Print devices.” Choose your printer and click “Add Printer.”
