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  Thanks to try at least, I appreciate it.

  Unfortunately, it did not work;

  but it leads to find the answer for later use.

  Summary -

  After selecting
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  I had already looked through what I have and not able to find the submenu I thought that has been included by HP...

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  .. .or at least handed to "REMOVE/RESET/nothing: Please ask the next router you are trying to connect to use"

  One thing I found there is the option that resembled what I wanted now:

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  -According to the right

  -Then follow up

  -Waited for printer not found, click it, and then select

  Thank you HP - I just needed to find out who Reset was correct.

  
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