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This process is the same for a personal PC or a lab/group owned PC (If you are a lab member and off-campus, you will need to connect to VPN and SMPH Script first as outlined HERE)

  1. On a Windows 10 computer, click on the Start button and type Printers and Scanners and hit Enter when it comes up.
  2. Click the + button.

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  1. Click on The printer I want isn't listed.



  2. Select Find a printer in the directory, based on location or feature and click Next.

    NOTE FOR LABS- Lab Members can select "Select a shared printer by name" and then put in
    \\smph-prn01.ad.wisc.edu\name of the printer 
    For example
    - \\smph-prn01.ad.wisc.edu\smph-msb-3345-Brother-Color-HL8260CDW
    Click Next.  After a while of trying to connect it should prompt for credentials, where lab members will put in AD\netID (replace it with yours) and their net ID password.
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  3. Scroll through the list to find your printer, when you find it, double click on it.



  4. Check the box to Set as the default printer if it's to be your default, don't check it if it's not.


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On a personal computer, you MUST be connected to the drive mapping script first.

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