Cannot print over wireless network

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• Cannot print over a network with Vista home

  Hello I try to connecto my new laptop to my network wireless of office to share files and printers.  The new laptop is Vista Home 64 bit.  The printer is connectet to a PC with Windows xp and according to a person who does our netwirking the printer cannot talk to the 32-bit and 64-bit and tells me that I have to change for windows XP.  It does not sound right.  Apparently there is no driver for canon iR 1510-1670, which runs on a 64-bit processor.  Any help...

  Thank you

  Guillermo

  If there is no Vista 64-bit drivers available for this Canon printer, you will need to spend the XP Canon printer to a compatible printer Vista 64 bit if you want to print from it.

  Canon has written drivers for their products, not Microsoft.

  Check yourself on the Canon Website driver as to what drivers are available for this printer:

  http://www.USA.Canon.com/OPD/controller?Act=OPDDownloadIndexAct

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Canon MX860 will print over wireless network but don't scan (W7 OS)

  I have two laptops with XP and one with Windows 7 64 bit. Both connected to a router Wireless Linksys - internet connections well, feel very good on the two machines. The XP laptop will scan the network, but the Windows 7 laptop gets a dialog box of Scangear with this message: cannot communicate with scanner, for these reasons scanner is turned off scanner is disconnected. Have uninstalled and reinstalled all the software and drivers (with firewall disabled according to the instructions of canons), loads software successfully - but still no luck with the network scanning. Also downloaded Scangear tool - but when he's looking for the network printer, it does not. Support of Cannon says now there's an incompatibility with W7 and Microsoft can only solve the problem. Also noticed that the Canon IJ Network tool is loaded, but it does not work on W7 - new OK on the XP machine machine. Would appreciate any suggestions.

  Thank you

  John W

  If Canon say its not compatible with win7 is something for Canon to fix and not Ms

  Probably that you have installed drivers updated from the Canon site

• OfficeJet 4500 G510n-z: HP Office Jet 4500 G510n-z fails to print over wireless network

  Hello

  Earlier my XP (Dell D620) machine stopped printing wireless with my officejet 4500 G510n-z. My Windows 7 D630 prints wirlessly without any problem. I have download the current HP drivers without result. I looked at other positions, but none of the viable solutions. The 4500 G510n-z appears as a printer, but all print jobs end with an error. I can't print a test page, Notepad, etc. All jobs appear on the queue, but they all error. It seems to be a specific problem of the XP. I have XP pro version 2002 Service pack 3. My network is just a Verizon Fios wireless router. In windows 7, I can see the actual address of the Hp wireless connection when the printer is added. Under Xp I do not see the address wireless when I try to add the printer. Now, it appears in the list of printers on XP but 7 seems to see the actual address wireless and allows me to select it to add the printer. I plugged the XP machine to the printer and it would work for a while then stops working. Don't know what triggers the loss of connection. How can I specify the connection 4500 G510n-z XP? I tried to add the IP address I see on my 7 machine but XP wants to a path of the server which is //server etc., UNC path.

  I went in the properties of the printer and changed the address to match the 7 IP 192.168.1.3 192.168.1.9 Windows 7 XP, but not go again.

  Thank you

  Al

  Hello @adb1779,

  Thanks for getting back to me on this subject. Because the ping tests on both computers is successful when communicating with your wireless printer, it turns out that you do not encounter a network issue at all. On the contrary, there is either a program of 'blocking' of printing wirelessly on your XP computer or computer XP is not "like" the fact that you have changed the IP address of 192.168.1.3 to 192.168.1.9. It would seem that your XP computer is a former connection with the printer. To resolve this problem, please follow the steps below.

  Step 1: Launch MSCONFIG:

  I'll have you temporarily disable all programs background on your XP system to see if there is a program that runs in the background on your Windows XP computer that would block communication with your printer.

  1. Click on the Start menu
  2. Click run. In the Run dialog box, type msconfig and click OK
  3. When the System Configuration window opens select 'Selective Startup ' and uncheck load startup items
  4. Click the Services tab, check the box at the bottom to hide all Microsoft Services
  5. Select disable all
  6. Select apply and OK
  7. Computer restart when prompted

  When your Windows XP computer turns please try printing. If the printer works correctly now it would mean that a program was blocking the communication. If the problem persists, proceed to the steps below.

  Step 2: Uninstall the drivers:

  I understand that you have already done this in the past without result. However, if your product is identified as on 192.168.1.3 she is not installed correctly, or an earlier version of the printer with an old IP isn't be properly removed from the system. It is crucial for the repairs we have a clean slate to work with. Please follow the steps below.

  1. Click on the Start menu
  2. Click on programs
  3. Select the HP folder
  4. Select your HP Officejet
  5. Select Uninstall
  6. Please follow the instructions on the screen to complete the uninstallation.

  Once the uninstall is complete, proceed to the next step.

  Step 3: Clear the server properties:

  Your printer driver can also be installed under the print server properties. I'll have to make sure your driver has been completely removed from both print server.

  1. click on the Start menu

  2. Select Printers. You may need to go to the Control Panel then Printers and faxes.

  3. in printers and faxes click on file and select Server properties

  4. in the print server properties window, select the drivers tab

  5. If your HP Officejet is listed, click on it and select Remove downstairs.

  6. a new window opens, click on Remove only the driver. Click OK.

  

  7. Select apply and then OK in the print server properties window.

  8. close printers and fax machines.

  Step 4: Delete the temporary files:

  1. Click on the start menu
  2. Select run. In the Run dialog box, type %temp% , and then click OK
  3. Click on the Start menu
  4. When the Temp folder opens, Select the first item in the Temp folder and tap the SHIFT key on your keyboard.  Now Shift while, scroll down a few lines and click on another element in the file. What is between these two elements will highlight.
  5. Select the "delete" button on your keyboard. The Temp folder contains the temporary internet files. None of the actual files or folders on your computer will be affected by deleting Temp files. If a Temp file be used yet that you will automatically get the pop-up that you can't delete this item. The "deletion" process is cancelled. On Windows Vista, 7 and 8 of Windows you can just "jump" from the items which will not delete. Unfortunately, on Windows XP, it is not so easy. Take note of this point is unable to delete. Then, ignore this element. Click on the next element in the list, hold the SHIFT key and click another item in the list to remove another piece of elements. You will continue this tedious step until all items in the Temp folder which will remove are deleted.
  6. Close the Temp folder when it is empty
  7. Right-click the recycling bin on your desktop and select empty recycling bin

  Step 5: Reinstall the drivers:

  1. Please click here to download the drivers for your printer
  2. Once the site opens click on the download button at the top left
  3. Once the download is complete, follow the instructions on the screen to reinstall your printer wireless
  4. Once your printer is properly reinstalled please try again to print wireless.

  Please reply to this message with the result of your troubleshooting. Good luck!

• Cannot print over wireless

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  I have an officejet pro 8500 a - a910a

  -installation on the desktop through USB connection and his works fine

  -J' have a laptop running on Windows XP

  -l' printer is connected wireless to my SSID and gives her an IP 192.168.1.3

  -l' laptop computer is also connected wireless to my SSID and its online

  -l' printer prints on the laptop if its connected via USB

  -However if im the wireless, I can't print

  -under the printer and fax, it shows the printer 8500 (set as default)

  - but when I tried to print and the 8500 has only the selected printer its stuck in the print queue

  -J' downloaded NDU and it shows the printer

  -J' turned off the firewall and anti virus so

  -the wireless with the laptop, I was able to access the printer's built-in Web server and shows connected

  -I don't know what the problem

  need help

  don't forget to click on the star

  I'll take note of this... do not have the time yet... im at work and been very busy...

• Canon MP560 print over wireless network but don't scan (OS Windows XP Home edition)

  I uninstalled and reinstalled the software many times without success. I also called anon Help desk and after 45 to 1 h, still no luck. It worked when I had plugged USB but with wireless scan does not work, and also does not open MP Navigator. Any ideads or fix

  I now have my issue fixed. I called Canon Help Desk twice and each time they were on for an hour and more, after the second time, they said it was my pc that was the problem. Well, their after disable me my anti-virus several times and still no solution, after the last time, I discovered that even when I turned off my antivirus, it still doesn't work, then I realized that the firewall ESET NOD32 is always enabled. Then disbaled the firewall and then the software for my Canon MP560 was able to detect and to complete the installation. Now everything works fine wireless. After more than a week, it was something so simple, but with all the experts, telling me what I should do, it wasn't anything thay suggested, but something I thought was disabled with the anti-virus, but was not. So thank you all for helping me with this problem.

• Satellite A300 - cannot locate any wireless network

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  I just bougth today a Satellite A300, everything works fine except the wireless access. Ethernet access works very well, and the problem is not with my wireless device since it works with my old laptop.

  It cannot locate any wireless network. It does not appear to be activated WLAN and I don't know how to enable it in the BIOS.

  The swicht wireles on the front of the laptop is turned ON, but not the function Fn + F8 appearing at all.

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  What you mean with this WLAN is in the BIOS not enabled? Normally, you can change all BIOS options then try to activate it.
  Also make sure that the WLAN switch is on and active with FN + F8.

  Visit the Toshiba for a driver and the update to the BIOS:
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• LaserJet P2055DN - do not print over the network

  Configure the printer last night as a network printer (which replaces a former 2300dn LJ). It would not print a test page. To verify that the printer was good, I have loaded the drivers on my laptop and connected via usb.  Was able to print a page of test via USB.  Disconnected usb and reconnected power cable. Released and reset the ip address.  Verified the ip address in scathing of the host.   When I ping the printer I usually lose half of the packages.  There are two other HP printers on the network, a P2015dn and a color 2605dn LJ. Ping their IP back to 100% with a ttl = 255. Ping the p2055 produced 4 packets sent, 2 packets received, 2 lost packets, ttl = 64 2 returns.  I changed the printer cables and exchanged the network switch ports (verified the network switch ports by printing to the LJ 2605) with the same result. I can't get the internal web server to mount, or it partially displays or combinations of these.  If this was the old style removable print server as in my lj2300, I could swap out, but it's not like I can do with this model.  When I send a test page to the printer, it displays "printing", the green light on top flashes, the activity on the network card light flashes, but nothing happens. Finally, I get a «this document failed to print "notification on the host, but the printer still says 'printing' and the lights are still flashing.»  Anyone have any ideas?  I think I'm looking at a bad network/print the server maps in the P2055.

  I also had problems printing over the network to the hp p2055dn. There was no problem via USB printing. All the network settings were ok. Can ping, etc...

  Number of days of bickering, finally found that the Config.Security Network should be reset on the physical control of the printer Panel.

  Press Ok on the Control Panel printer--> press down arrow, you get to Setup Menu Network Config--> press Ok--> a number of arrows down you get to Config network. Security--> press Ok--> you have two options - keep or reset--> choose Reset... Network printing should work fine.

• HP 2520HC: install the software of the printer over the network

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  I use the HP 2520HC series at the office. I use a network connection.

  Printing works fine, however I want to be able to scan as well. I downloaded the printing software, but the only option I choose, connect via USB? The printer is connected to another PC, so this isn't an option.

  Please help me.

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  such a USB printer allow only all features on a directly connected USB computer.

  Sharing a printer over the network allows sharing of a printer, Windows don't offer any scanner, the sharing feature.

  You can print from another PC to a shared printer, you will not be able to analyze such, to analyze the use of the computer connected directly to your printer via a USB port.

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• I had to reinstall my windows OS and now I can't connect to a wireless device, tells me that it cannot detect any wireless network hardware

  original title: Wireless help network device

  Help, please. I had to reinstall my windows OS and now I can't connect to my wireless device. When I try it tells me that it cannot detect any wireless network hardware. I am currently connected via my laptop air card. Please help me to find and correct the problem.

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• C6280, win7 cannot print via active network with VPN

  Hi, I have 2 PCs, one Vista, one on Win7. With Vista, I can print over the network.

  Also, via USB on the win7 PC I can print.

  But I can't print via active on the Win7 with VPN network. Without VPN, it works.

  I had several problems with the installation of the SW. Finally it worked (I think I had to turn my VPN connection)

  It recognizes the printer, the State says: ready, but when I print, I get an error after a while.

  When I stop the VPN, I can print.

  I tried to load the patch for Win 7 (recommended on HP circuit (printer disappears), but what it says that I don't have the SW right?)

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• HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fnw color multifunction printer - cannot FIND the WIRELESS NETWORKS

  PRINTER: HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fnw color multifunction printer

  OS: Windows 7

  OWNER: More than 2 years without any problem

  LOCATION/SET-UP: To my personal residence. All-in-one router through the cable company.

  QUESTION: Suddenly, printer cannot find wireless networks. Nothing has changed recently in my service provider or equipment. I know that the router and the internet is not the problem because our 2 smart phones and three laptops still not connect. I triend manually configure the network using the SSID and key phrases, but still nothing.

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• 5525 printer cannot find the wireless network

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  I'm not good with technical stuff and need help with this problem.  Printer works well before going on holiday - power off, including the CISCO router when we went away--returned and turned on any return, printer will not connect to the router again.

  Have reinstalled router without result.  All other computers, phones, etc. to connect to the router fine.

  Wireless network test that the MAC address filtering is enabled, they suggest however have checked this and it's not.

  Wireless configuration wizard can find the network but it just seems impossible to connect to him.

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  Hi K27,.

  I see that you are having some problems getting your Photosmart 5525 reconnected to your network after just unplugging a bit. I understand that you have your information wirelessly, but I don't want to set a link here which will take you to our HP print and doctor Scan, which can help you check some things on the wireless network.

  Since you already feed the router to bike, I would recommend restoring the default values of network on the front panel of the printer. You'll want to have your printer on the home screen (should say Photo, Apps and copy). On this screen you want to touch the key/tool icon in the upper right corner, then you want to click on wireless and made scroll down looking for default network. Once you click on that it will ask if you are sure and you want to say Yes. Once that is done, I would recommend the router/printer power cycling tips that were previously provided and then run the wireless configuration that you've been already and it should be able to connect at this time.

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• HP B209a cannot find the wireless network

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  The wireless is configured with WPA/WPA2 Personal Security.  The radio is set to 802. 11A / n - 802.11b/g/n (automatic).  Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?  Thank you.

  1. Printer, restore the configuration of the network printer.
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  4. Open Safari and select Bookmarks-> Show all bookmarks.
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