How to Install Fuji Xerox DocuCentre-V 2060 Driver

Installing a multifunction printer like the Fuji Xerox DocuCentre-V 2060 on an office network can sometimes be a challenge, especially in ensuring a smooth connection between the laptop and the printer. This guide will walk you through every step, from downloading the driver to IP configuration, to get your printer ready to use.

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The first step is to ensure you have the right driver file. We have provided the PCL 6 driver, which is the most common and compatible driver for most printing needs.

Important: We have provided the driver file in .iso format below to make it easy for you to follow this tutorial. However, as a best security practice, we highly recommend always downloading drivers directly from the manufacturer's official website whenever possible.

Fuji Xerox DocuCentre-V 2060 PCL 6 Driver13.5 MBDownload After the file is downloaded, right-click the .iso file and select Mount. This will create a virtual drive in File Explorer containing the installation files.

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To ensure your laptop can always find the printer on the network, it's important to set a static IP address on the printer.

1. Access the admin menu on the printer and navigate to the network settings. This is usually under the Connectivity & Network Setup > Protocol Settings menu.
   

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   Image: Control panel to access network settings.
2. Find the TCP/IP - Network Settings.
   

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   Image: TCP/IP protocol settings option.
3. Set a static IP address according to your network segment (e.g., 192.168.1.100). Write down this IP address, as we will use it during the installation on the laptop.
   

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   Image: Example of static IP configuration on the printer.

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Now, we will connect your Windows laptop to the printer.

1. Open Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Printers & scanners.
2. Click the Add device button. Wait a moment until the option "The printer that I want isn't listed" appears, then click Add manually.
3. In the "Add Printer" window, select the option "Add a printer using an IP address or hostname" and click Next.
   

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   Image: Choosing to add a printer via IP address.
4. Change the "Device type" to TCP/IP Device. Enter the printer's IP address you noted earlier in the "Hostname or IP address" field. Let the "Port name" auto-populate. Click Next.
   

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   Image: Entering the noted printer IP address.

Can't Find the "TCP/IP Device" Option?

If the "TCP/IP Device" option does not appear, you may need to disable "Windows Protected Mode". To do this: open Control Panel > Internet Options > Security. Uncheck "Enable Protected Mode". Additionally, make sure the "Let Windows manage my default printer" option is enabled in the "Printers & scanners" settings.

5. In the next window, click the "Have Disk..." button.
   

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   Image: Using the 'Have Disk...' button for a manual driver.
6. Click "Browse..." and navigate to the virtual drive (from mounting the .iso file). Find the appropriate .inf driver file (it's usually inside a folder for your operating system, e.g., x64). Click Open, then OK.
   

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   Image: Selecting the .inf driver file manually.
7. The system will display a list of compatible printers. Select the correct model, "DocuCentre-V 2060 PCL 6", then click Next.
   

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   Image: Selecting the appropriate printer model from the list.
8. Follow the remaining instructions to complete the installation. You can print a test page to ensure the printer has been successfully installed.

That's the complete guide to installing the DocuCentre-V 2060 printer driver. If you're setting up the printer on a shared office network, you might also want to check out how to share a folder in Windows 11 via LAN and WiFi — same network principles apply. And if this is a fresh Windows install, our Windows 11 post-install checklist covers the other essentials like drivers, updates, and privacy settings.

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If things don't go smoothly on the first try, here are the most common issues:

• Printer not detected during Add Printer: Double-check that both your laptop and the printer are on the same network subnet. Try pinging the printer IP from Command Prompt (ping 192.168.1.100).
• "Access Denied" when printing: The printer may require authentication. Check with your IT admin whether SNMP or a specific user account is needed.
• Driver install fails on Windows 11 24H2+: Some older Fuji Xerox .inf files trigger SmartScreen warnings. Right-click the .inf → Properties → check "Unblock" before installing.
• Print jobs stuck in queue: Restart the Print Spooler service — open Command Prompt as admin and run net stop spooler && net start spooler.

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Is the PCL 6 driver the right one for my needs?

Yes, for most users. PCL 6 handles standard office documents — Word, Excel, PDFs — efficiently. Only switch to PostScript if you work with complex vector graphics or specialized publishing software.

Does this guide work on Windows 10?

Yes. The Add Printer wizard and TCP/IP setup are nearly identical on Windows 10 and Windows 11. The only difference is the Settings path: on Windows 10 it's under Devices > Printers & scanners.

Can I install this driver without an .iso file?

Absolutely. If you download the driver directly from the Fuji Xerox / FUJIFILM website, it typically comes as a .zip or self-extracting .exe. Extract it to a folder, then point the "Have Disk" dialog to that folder instead of the virtual drive.

What if the printer uses DHCP and the IP keeps changing?

Set a DHCP reservation on your router for the printer's MAC address. That way the printer always gets the same IP without needing manual static configuration on the printer itself.

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1. FUJIFILM Business Innovation DocuCentre-V 2060 Support — Driver Downloads
2. Microsoft — Add a Printer in Windows