The one you’ve associated with your Google account. In the Google Print window that opens, change the destination to your printer.Next, click on the print icon again to do a test print on your Chromebook. You’ll see the printable version of the recipe page. Then, go to the Printer icon and click it.Click on our link to the recipe from your Chromebook and print it. In our example, we’ll print a recipe from for Big Soft Ginger Cookies.Navigate to a printable page in your Google Chrome browser on your Google Chromebook device.Let’s do a test print from our Chromebook to see how it goes. Once you’ve found something you need to print, you should be ready to go. If you haven’t already powered on and signed into your Chromebook, do so now. Not only will you be able to print from your Chromebook device, but you’ll also have the capability of printing from wherever you’re signed in with your Google account. The printer or printers you add here become associated with your Google account. As that may mess up a setting that makes printing from the Chromebook possible, after following these steps first. Remember, this setup can get established from a Mac or Windows computer. Your printer is now accessible from your Chromebook. Now you should be on the Google Cloud print page and your printer should’ve gotten detected.Then, under Classic printers, click the add printers button.

In the next Chrome browser window, scroll down and click on the blue link that says show advanced settings.

Next, you’ll scroll down to settings for your Chrome browser and click it.

In the Chrome browser, go to the upper right-hand side and click the three vertical dots.We used a Brother wireless printer for our testing for this article and it works flawlessly.

As I mentioned above, you have to add the printer to Google Cloud Print with a Mac or Windows machine but then you can print from a Chromebook any time you want after that. Also, make sure that your printer is on and is detectable on your wireless or wired network or directly to the printer. Boot up your Mac or Windows computer then open the Google Chrome browser.

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