Is this printer wireless? or do I have to use the usb cabl to print?

There is a solution for install the hp office jet pro 6380 with USB cable connection and wireless connection on your PC.
Follow the below steps:
Configure device:
• In your printer to select Network setup.
• Then select wireless settings.
• Check the wireless is on.
• Next to choose your network name as SID.
• Now you have to enter the wireless password.
Install wireless device:
• First, download the latest Mac OS X 10.10 driver for your printer.
• Run network install.
• Now you have to test wireless printing to confirm that functioning.
Install USB device:
• First, plug USB cable on your printer to the PC.
• Click the apple menu to select the system preferences.
• Select the print & scan option to check your printer name.
• Now click plus sign to select the add printer or scanner.
• Ensure that hp Officejet driver is selected.
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Have you installed the printer drivers? Is the printer power turned on before plugging the USB cable into the computer? You could have a bad cable. Try a different cable.

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Hi,I understand it must be very frustrating if one is working at a time but not always!!! don't worry I will help. you have two solution ;)One is easy and quick but cant promise how long that will work :Pi.e go to printer page click on add a printer>> select virtual usb port>> select the printer manufacturer as HP >> printer name deskjet 990c and done when eva u will print through usb use this one that will help.NOW THE 2ND ONE:except the power cable disconnect all the cables and keep the printer on>> Insert the CD>> go under my computer/computers >> right click in CD drive>> explore >> util>> CCC> uninstall L2 >> restart the comp>> do a fresh installation dont plug the USB until unless it asks for it. WISH U ALL THE LUCK :D

Hello, Paige.

If your printer worked OK wirelessly, the only problems could be with your USB cable, USB port on your Mac, or the printer driver.

Move your cable to a different USB port and try again.

If still a problem, remove and reinstall the driver.

If still a problem, replace your USB cable.

Hope these suggestions help.

You can't set it up wirelessly, persay. but you can use a special bluetooth adapter in the "pic bridge" slot on the front. I have seen them on e-bay from £5($8) to £12($17) or so.

Unless you have a wireless router to conduct traffic, you won't be able to print wirelessly to the AIO 966.

You will need a cable (and it's possible the printer didn't come with one). You'll need a USB A-B cable to do this. You can find one at any office supply store, Radio Shack, Target... it's a common part.

Then with with laptop and printer on, plug in the cable to each and Windows should recognize the device and you'll be able to print.

Dissconnect USB cable add ethenet cable find printer on Mac set to default should work fine then worry about the wireless side inkypete

hi,
u need to have wireless internet connection, first uninstall the printer sw, while reinstalling choose wireless install, follow inst, connect the printer, configure wireless adapter by choosing the correct wireless nw and by entering the security key(WEP, WPA), if wireless adapter not detected then, unplug all cables from back of printer,removed wirless adapter, press power button for 20 secs without any cables connected, connect cables, restart printer, connect the wireless adapter, u will get msg nw card detected, then try reconfiguring by entering the correct keys, in case if u dont know the security key contact ur internet service provider, once correct details are entered it will configure successfully, unplug usb cable from printer and pc, install printer sw, issue resolved, if there is no communication then check the firewall settings, anything relating to printer give full access, restart pc, try printing,

ps: if usb cable is connected to printer the nw card will be disabled.