Many departmental printers and copiers are installed automatically on PSU-owned computers by a feature known as Group Policy. To see the print queues that are already installed on your computer, look in Devices
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(in Settings on Windows) or Printers & Scanners (in System Preferences on macOS).
If the print queue you’re searching for is not already installed, follow the steps below to add it to your computer.
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Find and Install a Print QueueTo find and install a print queue, follow |
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Further ResourcesIf the printer does not work after being installed, try restarting your computer. If that fails and other people are also unable to print to the printer, make sure the printer's network cable is firmly connected. You can also try restarting the printer. If you are printing to a copier that utilizes user codes, you will need |
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before you can print successfully. If you need to create or change your print queue, |
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complete the Print queue request form. Related articles
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