6 Easy Steps to Install HP LaserJet 1018 Printer
The HP
LaserJet 1018 printer is a monochrome machine capable of producing printouts at
a speed of more than 12 pages per minute. It comes with many advanced tools,
such as USB 2.0 connectivity, 2 megabytes of RAM, 1,200 dpi output qualities,
an "EconoMode" setting and a 150-sheet main paper tray that helps
preserve toner. This LaserJet printer is mainly proposed for the use of
computers operating the Windows OS; HP doesn’t offer any customer support
services for any versions of the Mac OS X in the case of any HP printer problems. The process of the
HP 1018 printer installation is relatively easy; you can proceed with these
steps.
Step 1 –
First and foremost steps is to insert the printer setup CD into the disk drive
on your PC. The installation wizard will appear automatically. Continue with
the on-screen instructions to install the 1018 printer software and drivers.
Step 2 –
Find the paper input tray on the front section of your HP printer. Grasp the
upper edge of the printer tray and pull it down. Open the paper tray. Find and
lengthen the paper output tray, which is connected to the output bin on the
upper of your printer.
Step 3 –
Raise the front part of the output tray. Pull up the holder until the ink
cartridge bay appears. Take the print cartridge out of its packaging and shake
it from side to side to distribute the toner evenly.
Step 4 –
Uncover the ink cartridge from packaging. Pull the ink cartridge down to the
printer using the handle. Put the output tray back to its original place. Fill
papers inside the tray and set the instructions on the tray warm against the
ports of the paper stack.
Step 5 –
Check the front section of your printer. Find the power port on the left part of
the front section and the USB port on the right port. Connect the electrical
cord to the power port and connect the USB cable to the particular port.
Step 6 –
Connect the other end of the electrical cord into the outlet and attach the USB
cable to the PC. Press the ‘Power’ button on the right corner of your printer
to start the machine.
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