Method Of Driver Unistallation; Macos System Driver Installation - G&G IMAGE M4100 Series User Manual

10. Select the printer needs to be connected and click "Next".
Note: • If the printer you need to connect is not in the list of printers searched, please click
"Refresh" to search again.
• When the printer IP address changes under printer driver installed with host ID , you
can also directly print without re-installing the driver. If you need to install the printer
driver with the host ID, please check the option "Install the printer in the list with host ID".
• If IP address or host name is added manually, you need to know the IP address of the
printer connected or host name. If they are not made clear, please print the "NetConf Pg"
and view "IP Address" and "Host name" (Please refer to
11. The software installs the driver automatically and the installation process may need some
time. The duration is related to your computer configuration, please wait patiently.
12. After the installation, click "Print &Test Page" button. If your printer prints the test page
successfully, it means that you have installed the driver correctly.

3.1.3. Method of driver unistallation

Windows 7 is taken as the example in the following operation. The information on your computer
screen may differ because of multiple operating systems.
1. Click the Start menu of computer and then click All programs.
2. Click GG IMAGE, and then Click GG IMAGE XXX Series.
GG IMAGE XXX Series where XXX represents product model.
3. Click uninstall to delete the driver according to instructions on uninstall window.
4. Restart computer after finishing unloading.

3.2. macOS system driver installation

• Driver installation under macOS system is divided into 2 steps, driver installation and adding a
printer. If you are going to print in AirPrint mode, there is no need to install a driver and you just
need to add a printer directly.
• When you are installing a driver with wired or wireless network, you may need to know the
Bonjour name of printer. Please print the "Network setup page" to view it. (Please refer to
12.4).
Chapter 12.4).
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