Click Apply.ġ2) Your printer should be responding properly now.HP’s LaserJet Pro P1102w printer drivers ( download) fail to install on macOS 12.0.1 or later. Click next.ġ1) I recommend to choose 'new PPD', although the re-use of an older PPD can also be used. If you choose the recommended model 'LaserJet Professional P1102w' the driver option that will show up is 'hpcups 3.13.9', which, at least for me, didn't work out. Your printer should have been added now to the list of installed printers.ħ) Double-click on you printer icon, to go to the properties.Ĩ) Click on 'Change' at 'Make and Model'.ĩ) Choose 'HP' on the list of manufacturers.ġ0) Choose model 'LaserJet Pro P1102w' and the only driver that will show up (Foomatic/foo2zjs-z2). If you prefer to connect to the printer via USB, just connect the cable, prior to this step, and choose the printer shown to be connected via cable, shown on the top of the instalation window.ĥ) Choose the 'HPLIP' option that will show up on the right frame.Ħ) Enter the names you want to use to identify it and click OK, to finish. In case you don't know how to, or don't want to, change the default instalation, you can add a new printer following this step-by-step:Ģ) Go to 'System Settings' and 'Printers'Ĥ) Select your printer on the list of Wi-Fi printers brodcasting on your area (Network printers). Switching to the alternative driver 'Foomatic/foo2zjs-z2', already included with Ubuntu 13.10, solved the problem.
When you send a request to the printer, the LED blinks but nothing else happends. However, for me the default setting (HPLIP libary and driver 'hpcups 3.13.9') didn't work. You should be able to just choose it on a list and use, with no need to "add a new printer". Ubuntu 13.10 already comes with this printer pre-configured with default settings. I'm using Ubuntu 13.10 and tried to use my HP LaseJet P1102w but it wouldn't respond to the printing requests, neither with Wi-Fi or USB cable connected.
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