It was supposed to initiate a "smart install" out of the box, but when I opened the box there was a letter from HP stating that the smart install had been disabled.

The smart install worked fine and I had wireless printing!

Select Install (recommended / full / easy type of installation).d

but I prefer to first install via USB and let the latest software do the work from installing the drivers to attaching itself to the router

So I have nothing to say about the wireless capabilities, but I loved the easy install on my network

WiFi set up was a breeze and HP's Smart Install is amazing

:It is much easier for Windows users, you don't even have to take the CD-ROM out of its case, because the printer has this "Smart Install" feature so that when you connect the printer (turned on) to the computer using USB, it automatically downloads the driver installation from the printer to the computer

So now I'm three hours into this and have become convinced that the proper thing to do is uninstall everything and try a fresh install.

With a PC, HP has included a Smart Install option on the CD that works like a Wizard to create your wireless connection.

The smart install worked fine and I had wireless printing!

The smart install came up

Setup was a snap, no software to be installed and the Wi-Fi works great.

the install was easy.

Tried a whole bunch of installation variations, from the CD, web, "easy install", etc.

Nice quality, easy install, love the wireless!

Tiny footprint, seamless install and wireless connectivity with network.

The quick-start guide states that, when installing from the CD, you will be prompted as to whether you want to use WiFi.

I could not get the Smart Install configuration

It was supposed to initiate a "smart install" out of the box, but when I opened the box there was a letter from HP stating that the smart install had been disabled.

I had no idea what I was doing, but I followed the very specific and accurate instructions by R. Ruiz and sure enough, the printer was installed with wireless capabilities.

The problem with HP printers, for anyone who has been around the block with them before, isn't their set-up now, which it looks like they have finally un-hosed with their new 'Smart-Install' program, the problem usually is ink and drums

The install was flawless and went through with no problem

Install went completely fine in all my windows PCs and Airprint worked instantly for my apple mobile devices

When connected to a Win 7 computer via USB, the HP Smart Install kicked in and virtually installed itself.

Well my experience with this printer has sent me back to HP, as it died after just 3 months.

We've had multiple problems with the initial wireless setup not working as it is supposed to

We did have a power outage which required the printer to be turned on manually, once that was done, everything works as it should.

It has been in use now for quite a long time and works just as good as when it ws first purchased.

The first page prints almost instantly and each subsequent page spits out as fast as you could ever want

They have been nearly trouble-free, and don't jam nearly as often as the printers they replaced