Chromebook: Does anyone know if this is compatible with chromebooks or google cloud print?
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I've done everything to connect the HP Deskjet 3000 to Google Cloud Print. Doesn't recognize it, and from what I've been able to find online, the printer is not compatible.
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I have never used a chromebook but can see no reasona why this wouldn't work with a Chromebook. I have used them with mAC and windows computers without problems.
851367
I do not nor will I have a google chromebook machine. Hence, I have not tried it using that machines OS.
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Yes I installed Chrome Browser on my Windows 7 computer. Then I went tosetting and allowed it to sync to my google cloud . The windows compuer is connected to a network printer. After that it was easy to print a document from the Samsung 550 if the Windows computer it powered on.
19746
As long as you able to set your printer up through your wifi network. Then you print through Google cloud print. We haven't had any issues and we have 3 Chromebooks set up using the print cloud.
1750876
Nope, but you can do this:https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3217385?hl=en&source;=genius-helpouts
1149338
This is from HP's website, HP ePrint, HP ePrint Mobile Apps, Google Cloud Print, HP ePrint Wireless Direct, Apple AirPrint. So it is compatible with Apple devices to print to.
1267733
It is certainly compatible with your Mac. Not sure on Google Cloud point but I would assume so...you can also use the Epson Connect app/software as well. This printer is most certainly top of the line and I'm sure can do anything you need it to...
377546
You can connect but won't be able to print because you can't put the printer driver/software on the Chromebook. Options include buying a Chrome Printer, or what I do is email myself the document and then print from my cellphone using an app called PrinterShare.
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I have not printed from the Chromebook. However, two people have told me they print via Google's cloud print app to their local printers.
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Google Cloud Print service is run from a PC that has the Chrome Browser installed and has the cloud print option checked in options. I use it all the time, it will work. The service runs through your gmail account associated with a computer that is left on so that the Chrome Browser will send the print job to your printer queue. The browser does not need to be open for this service to work but you do have to have the option to run in the background checked in the browser options.
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This link might be able to help: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/chromebook-central/R2H4A4bNTgo%5B1-25-false%5D/It's a product forum for a similar issue from google.
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No idea. I know nothing about ChromeBooks. Depends on whether ChromeOS and ChromeBook support the device which is a pretty standard USB storage device. I know of no reason why it wouldn't work, but, again, I am ignorant about ChromeOS. Good luck.
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Yes; go to www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/printers.html to see a list. Likewise if you don't want to replace your current one, go here https://support.google.com/cloudprint/answer/1686197?rd=1. These two URLs should be of service to you; please don't replace your current printer. You can 'have your Chromebook cake' and eat it too. I've proven it!!!
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First, you can't connect any printer to a Chrome Book or Base computer. You have to use a cloud printing platform. I have a new HP Envy 4502, and I set it up wireless and use Google Cloud Print. It took me about a half hour set it up to print via the Cloud.I have another printer, HP 240? for my old Windows HP computer. I had to work around and use a Chrome store app to set up that printer to work from the old HP Computer and the cloud. It was a PIA to get it done. But it works even with Win 10 using my Chrome Browser.
1970768
I found these responses to be extremely helpful and was able to set up cloud print through my chromebook without ever actually plugging physically into computer. Extremely happy with these helpful answers.
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As far as I know it is not, this cintiq came out quite a while before the chromebook. Also since chromebooks' operating system is internet based it may not even be installable. I'm no expert on chromebooks but I am pretty sure the answer is no.