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Install Printer Windows 7

Installing  windows printer driver automatically(Built in driver)


Set Windows Update to automatically download driver software
Open the Windows Device Installation Settings and confirm that your computer is set to automatically download driver software.



1.     Search Windows for change device installation, and then click the Change device installation settings Control Panel setting in the list of results.


Device Installation Settings window displays.

1.     Select the Yes option, and then click Save Changes.

Figure : Example of selecting the Yes option

Install Printer Windows 7


Step 2: Connect your printer to the computer

Connect your printer to the computer with a USB cable or through your local network so Windows can detect your printer during the print driver installation.

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