220-801 · Question #210
The company is considering adding Bluetooth printers to the environment. In Windows 7, how would a technician add a Bluetooth printer?
The correct answer is D. Start >Printers and Devices >Add a Printer >Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer. In Windows 7, Bluetooth printers are added through Devices and Printers using the 'Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer' option.
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- AStart >Printers and Devices >Add a Printer >Add a local printer
- BStart >Control Panel >Device Manager > Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer
- CStart >Control Panel >Device Manager > Add a Bluetooth printer
- DStart >Printers and Devices >Add a Printer >Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer
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In Windows 7, Bluetooth printers are added through Devices and Printers using the 'Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer' option.
'Add a local printer' is intended for printers connected directly via USB or parallel port and will not discover Bluetooth devices.
Device Manager is used to view and manage hardware device drivers, not to add printers; it does not contain an 'Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer' option.
Device Manager does not provide any direct printer-addition wizard; this path does not exist in Windows 7.
The correct Windows 7 path is Start - Devices and Printers - Add a Printer - Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth printer. Windows 7 then scans for discoverable Bluetooth devices and allows the user to select and install the Bluetooth printer from the detected list.
Concept tested: Adding Bluetooth printer in Windows 7
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/add-a-printer-in-windows-cc0724cf-793e-3542-d1ff-727e4978638b
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