Ink widget for P1606dn

How do I get a second ink widget for my LaserJet? My MacBook has widgets for the LaserJet and also my Photosmart 6520, but my iMac only has the widget for the 6520.
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Hi dlp1962uva,
Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I understand you would like a widget for the Laserjet on the IMac.
I will be happy to help you.
During the installation process, there is a small checkbox that is often overlooked that will allow the WIDGET to be installed. You could re-install and look for the WIDGET check box, or check the Finder/Applications/Utilities/HP Folder and see if there is a separate install for the Ink Monitor/Widget.
HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn Printer Drivers.
Select the operating system and click next.
Click on Driver - Product Installation Software and download the drivers.
Hope this helps.
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