You must set the printer up as a wireless printer, with an internet connection via your router to successfully enable web services. This may be what is preventing the printer from connecting with HP's ePrint service. Just reading your first post back again and you say that you have setup the printer wirelessly but that you also have it connected via USB to the Chromebox. Hi, there's no other way to obtain the printer code apart from enabling web services on the unit itself (which when done successfully should automatically print the web services information page). In there you should be abl to go to network at the top, then wireless on the left, then there should be a wireless wizard to put in your home network name and password.Īfter this you should be able to get the info page by enabling web services, and then use google cloud print for printing from the chrome box. In your web browsers adress bar type in 192.168.223.1 - it should load up a webpage for the printer. Next on your chromebox if you look at the available networks you should see a network for your printer, likely labelled something like HP-print-3050a, connect to that. In the wireless menu of the printer there should be an option to restore the defaults, select that. There is another alternative but it can be hit or miss. This will link the two devices together, and the printer will have a full connnection. The alternative is the WPS setup method, if your router supports it you go to the wireless menu on the printer, there should be a WPS option, and then when you have pressed ok on that push thr button on the router. The autowireless configuration requires a windows or mac computer to connect. The issue is that this printer is set up via USB, or something called auto wireless. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale Systems.Printer Wireless, Networking & Internet.DesignJet, Large Format Printers & Digital Press.Printing Errors or Lights & Stuck Print Jobs.Notebook Hardware and Upgrade Questions.Get guided help for printer issues from our automated virtual assistant. Get guided help for problems with accessories from our automated Virtual Assistant. Our automated Virtual Assistant can guide you through diagnosing and solving laptop and PC display issues. Get guided help for fax-related issues with our automated Virtual Assistant. Get guided help for cartridge issues with our automated Virtual Assistant. Get guided help for ink quality issues from our automated Virtual Assistant. Get guided help with low disk space or memory from our automated Virtual Assistant.
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