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Here is the configuration that worked for me:Acer Chromebook 14 running Chrome OS Version 69.0.3497.95 with the HP Print for Chrome extension.HP LaserJet Pro MFP M130fw updated to firmware Version 20180510 with Release Date June 7, 2016 and configured with Wi-Fi Direct OFF, Network Wi-Fi ON, and HP ePrint OFF.Google Nexus 5X using T-Mobile service with a hotspot providing wi-fi Internet access to the Acer Chromebook and the HP M130fw.Printing is initiated on the Chromebook via the HP Print for Chrome extension. Before updating the HP M130fw firmware, the Chromebook did not find the HP M130fw. Other than that, the main issue I encountered is that the Chromebook sometimes does not immediately find the HP M130fw, so it is sometimes necessary to restart the Chromebook app, or even the Chromebook itself to make printing work.Scanning is initiated on the HP M130fw using the Apps menu on the touchscreen control panel. Specifically, this uses the Google Drive app to scan and then upload a scan file to the Google Drive account being used on the Acer Chromebook.Connecting the HP M130fw to the Acer Chromebook with a USB cable did not work because the Chromebook did not detect the HP M130fw.I found no documentation that the HP Print for Chrome extension worked with the HP M130fw, but it worked the same as with the HP M127fw, which is documented as working.The HP Smart app required wi-fi, so the HP Smart app did not work on the Google Nexus 5X because there was

“Remove the LCD strip cover” on page 40 “Remove the LCD module” on page 38 Table 12. Screw specifications — removing the LCD panel Number Quantity Specifications... Page 46 Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 47: Remove The Hinges Remove the hinges Make sure the following FRUs (or CRUs) have been removed. “Remove the LCD module” on page 38 “Remove the upper case assembly” on page 32 “Remove the hinge covers ” on page 38 Chapter 5 Removing FRUs... Page 48: Lcd Frus For Chromebook S330 “Remove the upper case assembly” on page 32 Table 14. Screw specifications — removing the LCD module Number Quantity Specifications M2.5 × 4.5 mm Remove the hinge cover Make sure the following FRUs (CRUs) have been removed: Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 49: Remove The Lcd Bezel Frame “Remove the upper case assembly” on page 32 “Remove the LCD module” on page 38 Remove the LCD bezel frame Pry the strip cover at the illustrated position and remove the strip cover. Remove the LCD panel Make sure the following FRUs (or CRUs) have been removed. “Remove the LCD strip cover”... Page 50 Table 15. Screw specifications — removing the LCD panel Number Quantity Specifications M2 × 3 mm Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 51: Remove The Lvds Cable And Camera Module For FHD models, there is a pair of brackets used to fix the LCD panel to the LCD rear cover. Remove the brackets. Remove the LVDS cable and camera module Make sure the following FRUs (or CRUs) have been removed. “Remove the LCD strip cover”... Page 52: Remove The Hinges “Remove the LCD strip cover” on page 40 “Remove the LCD panel, LVDS cable, and camera module” on page 41 “Remove the upper case assembly” on page 32 “Remove the hinge covers ” on page 38 Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 53 Table 16. Screw specifications — removing the hinges and the WLAN antennas Number Quantity Specifications M2.5 × 2.5 mm Chapter 5 Removing FRUs... Page 54 Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 55: Appendix A. Features, Controls, And Connectors Appendix A. Features, controls, and connectors Front 1. Camera indicator 2. Camera 3. Microphone 4. Screen (multi-touch screen for Chromebook C330) Base 1. Keyboard 2. Touch pad © Copyright Lenovo 2018... Page 56: Left 3. HDMI™ connector 4. USB 3.1 connector Gen 1 5. microSD card slot Right 1. Audio connector 2. Volume buttons (for Chromebook C330 only) 4. Mini security-lock slot 3. Power button (for Chromebook C330 only) Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 57: Bottom View Bottom view 1. Speakers Appendix A. Features, controls, and connectors... Page 58 Chromebook C330/S330 Hardware Maintenance Manual... Page 59: Appendix B. Label

Hi @mmurray358,Welcome to The HP Support Community. Thank you for posting your query, I will be glad to help you.I understand your HP OfficeJet 4650 Printer is not printing from Chromebook, here are some steps you can follow to troubleshoot and set up the printer: 1. Make sure your printer supports Google Cloud Print: HP OfficeJet 4650 supports printing via Google Cloud Print. However, as Google Cloud Print was deprecated, newer printing protocols like Wi-Fi Direct or HP Print for Chrome should be used.2. Enable Wi-Fi Direct Printing: On your printer: Press the Wi-Fi Direct button (or access it via the printer's control panel). If Wi-Fi Direct is off, turn it on. Make sure the printer is broadcasting its Wi-Fi Direct name. On your Chromebook: Click on the clock in the lower-right corner and go to Settings. Select Wi-Fi and look for your printer’s Wi-Fi Direct name in the list of available networks. Connect to it using the default password provided by your printer. 3. Use HP Print for Chrome Extension: If you haven’t installed it already, go to the HP Print for Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store. After installing: Open HP Print for Chrome. Click the extension icon from the Chrome toolbar. Add your HP OfficeJet 4650 printer by following the on-screen prompts. Try printing a test page. 4. Update Chromebook OS and Printer Firmware: Ensure that your Chromebook is up to date with the latest version. Check if there are any firmware updates available for your HP OfficeJet 4650 by visiting the HP Support Website.5. Print via USB Cable (If Needed): If Wi-Fi or wireless printing doesn’t work, connect your printer to the Chromebook using a USB cable. You may need to manually add the printer in Settings > Advanced > Printing.Refer to this document: HP