Thankfully, modern printers have no such limitation, as they're able to connect to a home Wi-Fi signal and, by extension, every other computer and device on the network can connect for seamless ...

Connecting your printer to WiFi has never been simpler, thanks to built-in features like WPS and manufacturer-specific apps. Whether you're using a wireless router or need to connect via WiFi ...

Cut the cord with your home or office printer with our guide to connecting a wireless or bluetooth printer to your Windows or Mac laptop.

If not, you may need to temporarily connect your printer to your computer with a USB cable. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your printer to your WiFi network.

Mobile computing is quickly overtaking the traditional desktop model in offices and homes alike, and a Wi-Fi enabled laptop or tablet is far more likely to be your main computer. One of the ...

Most old printers connect using a parallel port on the computer. New printers can connect using a USB port, a network adapter built into the printer or, most recently, the wireless printer adapter.

If your printer isn't Wi-FI enabled, chances are you're connecting it to your PC with a cable. Unsure what exactly you need? In any case, here are the most common cables still used to ...