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With most printer setups - you will need a bi-directional cable (the one with the ends that are rectangular and have several "pins" with clips to secure one side to the printer and the other to the computer) - most default setups will run through LPT 1 (the port) through the auto setup wizard in windows (windows should also automatically recognize the drivers for installation). You should be able to connect one end of the cable to the printer, the other end to the back of the computer (the only connection that fits) and windows should guide you the rest of the way.
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