Congratulations on choosing the HP Envy 6055e all-in-one printer! This guide will walk you through a simplified HP Envy 6055e setup process, ensuring you unlock its full potential and achieve optimal performance.
Step 1: Prepare for Setup
- Gather Essentials: Locate your power cord, data cable (optional for some setups), HP Envy 6055e ink cartridges, and your Wi-Fi network name and password.
- Download the HP Smart App (Recommended): This free app simplifies setup, offers printing from your mobile device, and provides ongoing printer management features. Download it from the App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Google Play Store (Android).
Step 2: Connect to Power and Remove Tape
- Plug in the Power: Connect the power cord to your HP Envy 6055e and a power outlet.
- Remove Protective Tape: Carefully remove any protective tape or stickers from the printer as indicated in the user manual.
Step 3: Install the Ink Cartridges
- Open the Cartridge Door: Locate the cartridge door on the front of your HP Envy 6055e and open it.
- Remove Packaging: Take out the new ink cartridges from their packaging.
- Identify Cartridges: Match the colored labels on the cartridges (black, tri-color) with the corresponding slots inside the printer.
- Insert Cartridges: Insert the cartridges firmly into their designated slots until they snap into place.
- Close the Cartridge Door: Ensure the cartridge door is closed securely.
Step 4: Choose Your Wi-Fi Connection Method
Method 1: Using the Wireless Button (Simple Setup)
- Turn on the Printer: Press the power button on your HP Envy 6055e to power it on.
- Locate the Wireless Button: Find the Wireless button on the back of the printer, usually below the power button.
- Press and Hold: Press and hold the Wireless button for 3 seconds until the Wi-Fi light starts blinking blue, indicating Wi-Fi setup mode.
- Connect with Your Device: On your computer, smartphone, or tablet, navigate to your Wi-Fi settings. Look for a new network named something similar to “HP Envy 6000 series” (with a unique identifier).
- Enter Password: Select the HP Envy network and enter your home Wi-Fi password.
- Complete Setup: Once connected, your device should automatically configure the printer settings. You might need to return to the HP Smart app (or the printer software on your computer) to finalize the setup process.
Method 2: Using the HP Smart App
- Open the HP Smart App: Launch the HP Smart app on your smartphone or tablet.
- Add a Printer: Follow the on-screen instructions to “Add a Printer.”
- Select Your Printer: The app should automatically detect your HP Envy 6055e in Wi-Fi setup mode (indicated by the blinking Wi-Fi light). If not, choose “Manual Setup” and follow the in-app instructions.
- Connect to Wi-Fi: The app will guide you through connecting your printer to your home Wi-Fi network. Enter your Wi-Fi password when prompted.
- Complete Setup: Follow any remaining on-screen instructions within the HP Smart app to finalize the wireless printing setup.
Step 5: Load Paper and Print a Test Page
- Load Paper: Open the paper tray on your HP Envy 6055e and load plain white paper according to the instructions in the user manual. Ensure the paper tray is properly aligned and the paper is loaded correctly.
- Print a Test Page: From the HP Smart app or your printer software, initiate a test print page. This verifies successful setup and proper printer function.
Congratulations! You’ve successfully completed the HP Envy 6055e setup process. Now you can explore the various features of your HP Envy 6055e, including printing, scanning, copying, and mobile printing capabilities, all through the HP Smart app or your printer software.
Additional Tips:
- Refer to the HP Envy 6055e user manual for detailed instructions and troubleshooting steps.
- Consider creating an HP account to access additional features, manage ink subscriptions (if applicable), and receive support.
- Explore the HP website for helpful resources, including printer drivers, software updates, and FAQs.
With this streamlined setup process and the HP Smart app’s functionalities, you’re