How do I set up already used printer to new laptop?

My Printer is already set up to my old laptop and I have had my new laptop for about 8 months now and i haven't set it up yet. How do I set up my old printer with my new laptop? So I am able to print things. My New laptop is a sony vaio with a webcam&bluray player and my printer is a hp copy 2
Answer:

It should have in input plug like the iPhone chargers. all you have to do is plug that into you computer (new or used) and turn the printer on. When you are ready to print, just select the right printer in the printer selection box and press print.

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Windows 7 should have the drivers you need to install the printer. Turn the printer on and plug the USB cord into your laptop. Windows will probably recognize it and start the install.

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