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It may be that your computer does not natively support Bluetooth technology, or your printer is cabled based and does not support wireless connectivity. Keep in mind that some notebook computers have a pre-integrated Bluetooth transmitter and receiver, so if this is the case you won’t have to purchase an additional adapter. Once you have installed a Bluetooth adapter, your printer and computer will be able to work together. Fortunately these adapters are easy to install and should not take up too much of your time.
Installing a Bluetooth adapter simply involves plugging the device into any available USB 2.0 port on your system. Newer computers all follow the USB 2.0 protocol however that is not to say that the adapter will not work with older systems. If you are running Windows, a notification will pop up indicating that you have attached new hardware to the system. You should simply ignore this. You should then proceed to install the software that was bundled with your adapter. Open up the software you just installed and put the adapter in “sync” or “discovery” mode. You should then put the printer into the same mode. You should see another notification message indicating that a connection has been established and you are ready to print.
If your printer is not readily available to connect to your Bluetooth enabled computer system, the information below may be able to assist you.
Belkin F8T031 Bluetooth Wireless USB Printer Adapter: This is the ultimate print adapter kit, and is a no-brainer choice for anyone seeking to connect their printer to their PC via Bluetooth. The device has a lifetime warranty, so if anything goes wrong with it you can instantly return it. The device supports a distance of up to 100 meters, and allows for cable replacement.
IOGear Bluetooth Combo Parallel Print Adapter Kit: If you want to use a parallel printer wirelessly, then the IOGear Print Adapter Kit is the answer. This means that you don’t have to purchase a special printer for your wireless needs - you will simply be able to transform your current one from cables to no cables. You can even use Bluetooth enabled PDA’s or a Windows laptop to print from. You can connect up to seven devices simultaneously which means you won’t have to wait to get connected. Keep in mind that multi-function printers are not supported.
HP BT300 Bluetooth Wireless Printer Adapter: Setting up your home office with fewer cables is unbelievably simple with this HP Bluetooth device. It works with many printers, including LaserJets, PhotoSmart printers, Deskjects and all-in-one models. It is even flash upgradable which means you will always have new firmware releases in order to keep the device up to date and in perfect working order. This device will also allow you to take advantage of using other printers on the road, as it is extremely efficient.