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title: How to configure printer in OMLx
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description:
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published: true
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date: 2020-03-09T18:43:12.417Z
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tags: documentation, howto
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---
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# How to configure printer in OMLx
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Turn your printer on and see if it is automatically configured. Pay attention to whether the right driver was installed.
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If printer was auto configured and you have correct driver you are all set.
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If it was not, turn off your printer.
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Open *Printer Settings* aka `system-config-printer` and remove your printer.
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If the correct driver was not installed by default we will need to add a software package.
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The next step is to determine what software to add for your printer.
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In OpenMandriva Lx this is most likely to be a 'task-printing' package specific to your printer brand.
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The packages are:
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- task-printing-canon
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- task-printing-epson
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- task-printing-hp
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- task-printing-lexmark
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- task-printing-okidata
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- task-printing-misc
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Install the package that matches your brand or the misc package if none do.
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Example using okidata:
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```
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$ sudo dnf install task-printing-okidata
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```
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Now turn printer on again and it should then automatically configure itself (sometimes you might need to reboot for auto config to work).
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If not seek help [here](https://forum.openmandriva.org/c/en/support)
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