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How is the 6022 connected (to the network or USB)?
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curiouswebster

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Connecting my WiFi Xerox 6022 Laser Jet (Macbook)<br />
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My printer stopped working, and before I realized the router was blinking, I deleted the Printer.<br />
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Now I have reconnected it with the WPS button, but I can not find how to add the printer to my MacBook, so I can use it.<br />
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What am I missing?<br />
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Thanks.
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Connecting my WiFi Xerox 6022 Laser Jet (Macbook)

My printer stopped working, and before I realized the router was blinking, I deleted the Printer.

Now I have reconnected it with the WPS button, but I can not find how to add the printer to my MacBook, so I can use it.

What am I missing?

Thanks.

Connecting my WiFi Xerox 6022 Laser Jet (Macbook)

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