Wireless Install Videos - Windows 7

I wanted to share a few different videos we've created that show how to do a wireless install in Windows 7. If you're not sure which video applies to you, watch the first one on the list.
Installing an HP Full Feature Printer Driver in Windows 7 (Wireless)
This video shows you how to download and install a full feature printer driver. When you download your software, you can choose between a full and basic version of the software. The full featured driver is much larger, but is strongly recommended as it provides more features and functionality for your printer. The installation shown is a wireless setup using a USB cable.
The steps shown may not match exactly what you see on your screen. For videos and help specific to your printer, visit www.hp.com/support or www.youtube.com/hpprintersupport.
Install an HP Printer in a Wireless Network Using an Access Point in Windows 7
This video will show how to download and install a full feature driver from HP.com on a wireless network using a wireless router or access point in Windows 7.
Installing Your HP Printer Using a CD in Windows 7 - HP Laserjet Pro CP1025nw
This video shows you how to install your LaserJet printer on a wireless network in Windows 7, using the CD provided with your printer. The printer shown is the HP LaserJet Pro CP1025nw.
Installing Your HP Printer Using a CD in Windows 7 - HP Laserjet Pro CP1525nw
This video shows you how to install your LaserJet printer on a wireless network in Windows 7, using the CD provided with your printer. The printer shown is the HP LaserJet Pro CP1525nw.
Windows 7 Install (Wireless with USB and CD) - HP Laserjet P1102w
This video shows you how to install your LaserJet printer on a wireless network in Windows 7, using a USB connection and the CD that was provided with your printer. The printer shown is the HP Laserjet P1102w.
Wireless Windows 7 Smart Install - HP LaserJet P1102w
This short video shows how to do a wireless install using the Smart Install feature on an HP Laserjet P1102w in all versions of Windows 7.
This one isn't an install video, but is helpful if you're doing an install and you need the password to your wireless network.
Using the HP Print and Scan Doctor to Retrieve Your Wireless Network Password
Learn how to retrieve your wireless network password or key using HP's Print and Scan Doctor.
Retrieving your network password is useful if your computer is set up on your network, but you can't remember your password for the network.
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This is a great collection of support videos. Thanks for compiling them into one place.
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