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• laptop to wireless printer connectivity

  I have a locked box truck in which I want to set up a wireless network between my laptop and a wireless printer. My laptop has internet connectivity via an aircard card. A basic router will solve my problem? There is no modem, only the laptop and printer wireless, in which I want to connect wireless. Any help appreciated.

  Thank you

  You don't need a router for that.

  Without a router, you can create a wireless ad - hoc between the laptop and the printer.  See, for example, http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c00205926

  Many successes of Google more

  The security problem is that XP does support (easily hacked) WEP encryption in wireless ad-hoc mode. On the other hand, nobody's going very far from trying to connect to your printer. Just make sure you don't leave the laptop to active ad hoc wireless network when you are not printing.

  If you get an inexpensive wireless router, you can connect the laptop to the router by an Ethernet cable or wireless.  In this configuration, you will be able to use wireless more secure (WPA or WPA2) security that supports the link (computer or printer).

  In both cases, do not install (or disable) sharing files and printers for Microsoft Networks in the properties of the network card on the laptop.

  Of course, the three devices, only the laptop is likely to be able to operate without available 110vac, you will need to buy some sort of power supply to convert the truck 12VCC power.  Make sure that you add the requirements of power of the appliances that you will probably use in order to get a converter with a sufficient capacity.  I don't have any specific recommendations, but I don't tell you want it a little and do not go for the cheaper product.

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: wireless printer connection

  I have HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC I want to use it with my wireless printer. When you try to print a message arrives and says denied because I'm on a metered connection. What is a connection counter?

  Hello

  A connection counter designed to limit the use of data to avoid charges.

  You can disable this by following the section "How can I change my current MDI (or non-dosed) network connection?" below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-my/Windows-8/metered-Internet-connections-frequently-asked-questions

  Shlomi

• PhotoSmart Premium 309 a: wireless printer connection

  According to the configuration information, the computer is connected to the same network SSID as the printer but when the printer configuration wizard attempts to establish a wireless connection between them, an error comes up saying that they are connected to different networks.  A network address is 10.0.0.0 which seems to be OK, but the other is 176.0.0.0, which is the address of the Netgear router, rather than the network wirelessly with the specified SSID.  The router is the one providing network connections with the SSID specified by the computer and the printer, then why the connection does it not work?

  You can fill mode yourself.   You have the right to set up your device to your ISP gateway

  Here's the manual.

  www.danwilsonsoftware.com/DL/3801HGV.Manual.PDF

  Bridge mode is supported.

• Lexmark wireless printer connects to the Acer laptop.

  My printer lexmark series 400 and Motorolla phone Wireless will not connect to my laptop w/mic adapter to Acer4520,

  can someone advise?

  What happens when you try? Lexmark support say?

• Wireless printer connection

  I have a HP 3520 printer. Works fine until I got a BT HOME HUB 5. Now, it does not preserve its wifi connection. I have to go to printer turn off wifi and turn it back on. It is wireless and works. If I use it for about 30 minutes she loses again. I tried specifying an IP address so now always, it is the same IP address but does not keep its connection. Any suggestions?

  Thank you. I tried it without success. I think that the BT hub is just not enough. I bought another router and plugged into the BT Hub and use it to transmit the wireless signal. Problem solved. WiFi signal much stronger Round House.

• Wireless printer connected to BT Infinity

  Hi, I just upgraded to infinity of BT with the Home Hub 3. The installation is very well and all the devices are connected OK. The last obstacle is my HP Photosmart Wireless B109n-z printer that has simply not get see it from the PC now? Print the text on the printer wireless page and we can see the hub but does not connect. Anyone else having a similar problem?

  Hey robertwint,

  The HP Photosmart Wireless B109n use either WPS (wifi protected setup) to connect wirelessly or via USB-wireless.

  How did you get the B109n on the new wireless network?

  Have you tried reinstalling the drivers and by following the instructions for the unit to connect via USB-wireless?

  To get the latest drivers for this printer to try this method, click here.

  Let me know if this becomes the restored connection.

• Wireless printer connects to the laptop, even though she has worked in the past.

  My printer HP Officejet 6700 Premium connects to my laptop HP Pavilion 15, although he has worked in the past. Other computers around the House connect to the printer and print documents without any problems. When I go to print from Microsoft Word, it says my printer as offline.

  I tried to remove the printer from my devices and printers list (so that I could try to reconnect the printer), but he is not leaving the list after clicking "remove hardware".

  Could someone help me please you troubleshooting? I really need to be able to resume printing my documents for the school.

  Thank you!

  Hi @OfTheFalls

  I'd love to help you reconnect your 6700 printer and computer.

  I suggest using the HP print and Scan doctor first of all, it can solve many printing and scanning errors, network or USB problems, driver problems and conflicts of port connection. Click here to download and run the print and Scan Doctor >www.hp.com/go/tools

  If this does not resolve the problem, after back and let me know if there are all the symbols except the Green checkmarks and what they are next of course. The key is not always easy to identify the key and check mart are in the green circle.

  • If you see only the Green checkmarks ( ), the tool did not find any problem.

• Can I update driver for c4585 for windows 7 to allow wireless printing?

  My photosmart c4585 does not work with windows 7, I can get the driver to work with windows 7?

  Here's the full features of Windows 7 software and the driver.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=MP-74912-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4063&product=3757825&sw_lang=

  Install the software and the configuration of your PC to a wireless printer connection. 802 11 B and G wireless protocols are supported by your printer wireless.

• HOW DO U INSTALL A WIRELESS PRINTER

  How to install a wireless printer

  I guess that you haven't tried Googling it yet? :)

  Hope this helps:

  http://www.PCWorld.com/article/212204/how_to_install_a_wireless_printer.html

  http://www.WikiHow.com/set-up-a-wireless-printer-connection

  If necessary, go to the Web site of the manufacturer of the printer to download a manual for your printer or see the Quick Setup Guide as appropriate.

• iphone with printer connection

  Hi all

  I have a photosmart d110a wireless printer connected to an imac with lion and I'm unable to connect my iphone4.

  He searching devices and can't find anything. Would be grateful for the advice. Thank you

  The printer must be connected to a wireless network directly (and not via USB to your Mac).  Once this is done, you must enable Web Services from the front of the printer.

• HP Laserjet Pro P1102w printer: HP P1102w wireless printer will not pair with a SBG6782-AC Motorola Wireless Cable Modem Gateway

  I already had Internet AT & T U-verse using a Wireless Modem Arris IPDSL NVG510 gateway.  My laptop HP running Windows 8.1 and the HP LasrJet Pro P1102w wireless Prnter systematically and automatically connected to the wireless network NVG510 with no problems over the past two years and the wireless printer works without problem.

  I recently replaced the Internet AT & T U-verse connection a connection of Mbs Comcast Xfinity Intrnet 25, using a Motorola Arris SURFboard SBG6782-AC Wireless Cable Modem Gateway.   My HP under Win 8.1 Pro laptop connects to the network and access to Internet without any problems what-so-ever.  However, the HP LaserJet Pro P1102w wireless printer connects to the wireless network and I can't print at all from my laptop.

  I tried all the suggestions P1102w Wireless Configuration of the printer on the HP printer Support Site, but nothing helped.  I've also updated the firmware of the printer and Loaded the latest driver Installation & full product software.  I tried and re-tried these suggestions over the past two days, but without success.

  I would be very appreciately all help experts in this Forum.  to get the printer working wirelessly, since we also wireless print to this printer of IPads and other wireless laptops.

  Hi @Atmasin,

  I see that you have trouble connecting the printer to the new router. I want to help you.

  I would like to reset the printer first to clear the previous network settings.
  Turn the printer off, press and hold the wireless button and cancel (x button) while turning the printer on and do not release both buttons until the printer stops making the noise.

  Print a configuration report and check the SSID address and IP are disabled.
  Print a Configuration Page.

  If the network name has spaces or special characters, the printer may not recognize it.

  The printer is able to send/receive in the 2.4 ghz band.

  If it is set to 5 GHZ network, you may need to change to 2.4 ghz. (rename the 5 ghz or turn it off)

  The WPA key setting must be on AES to work properly not TKIP.

  Multi flow must be enabled.
  Router firewall must be open for printer ports.
  If you have Mac filtering give you printer hardware to meet the needs of the Configuration page.

  You may need to contact your router company to get help to check these settings.

  Try to run the Configuration Wizard wireless of the HP software to set up the printer on the network.

  If you appreciate my efforts, please click on the "Thumbs up" button below.

  If you have any questions, please let me know what steps you have taken and the results. Thank you.

• Connect a wireless printer anywhere, wired derivation convert, does not have radio, add WPA2 security.

  Update- good because when the wireless radio failed to convert a wired Ethernet printer to wireless technology, or if you want your printer to support greater security WPA2 wireless.

  Updated - connect to a hotel/motel/school dormitory may not work if the network uses Enterprise authentication requesting a user name and password on your computer.

  This article will try to explain how to connect your wireless devices, including printers, to a wireless network when you are away from home.  The problem when you're in a hotel, motel, room student or other areas is your computer connects fine, but your wireless printer, you have brought with you, has connection/security problems.  Other people/wireless devices can find the printer on an open network, connect you to the printer and start printing without reason just because 'they can do. "

  You'll need is a small wireless travel router.  TP-LINK TL-WR702N Wireless N Nano router or other router of trip is all you need.  The WR702N is available on eBay or Amazon for only $21.00, that's right, only $ 21.

  This device does not support the authentication of company systems because it cannot meet any username and password prompts these system as your computer can.  However, it will connect to a standard WPA SSID and your computer, but if you receive a browser for other questions page redirect, it won't work.

  It's a small powerful travel router which built in 5 modes of operation (more than your home router can do):

  1. AP mode
  2. Client mode
  3. Repeater mode
  4. Router mode
  5. Bridge mode

  The TP-WR702N information is found here:

  http://www.TP-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-WR702N#over

  To see the overview of applications see here first to understand:

  http://www.TP-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-WR702N#app

  I won't go into the details on how to configure these modes in the TP Link router Nano as the manual does a great job.  One thing you must remember is that you must assign a static IP address on your wired Ethernet connection of computers to access the Web interface internal of the Nano.  The Nano is configured with an Ethernet cable at any time.  It's security that the router that has DHCP disabled so if you connect to a network, you won't crash it with an IP address conflict.  The Nano is powered by a USB cable and comes with a USB AC adapter too.

  The IP address of the Nano is default 192.168.0.254.  Set your computers Ethernet Port, adapter not wireless, a static IP 192.168.0.1, 255.255.255.0 DNS address.  You have to find a way to do it yourself, but it is explained in the manual and on the web for the operating system of your computer.

  This leaves your wired Ethernet connection to a static IP address and your adapter wireless DHCP.  Don't forget to put your wired to DHCP if you need to use it later for a wired connection.  Connect the Ethernet cable from your computer to the router Nano.

  Set up your browser by going to 192.168.0.254 (Nano IP address) in the address bar and you'll get the username and password login screen.  The default username and password is admin/admin, you can change it if necessary.

  Set the Nano bridged mode:

  Other modes will be mentioned later but for now; Bridge mode will serve as this isolates and creates your own SSID private the hotel/motel/dorm room open wireless network SSID.  In Bridge Mode you entrance and connect to the Rangoon SSID (paraphrasing) AND set up your own small network with your own SSID and password.  Your SSID will be separated and protected through WPA2-AES security that you set up.   You will be able to go online normally fine, but all of your devices will now connect to your private SSID.

  Example:

  Hotel SSID: HILTON Hotel Paraphrase and password: GUEST

  Nano SSID: MYNETWORK Nano Paraphrase/password: HP5514

  With this information, the rest is easy.  You set your SSID private and password first, they you must find and connect to the SSID and password hotels.  Simply click on the SURVEY button and a list of all available networks will be displayed along with their MAC addresses.  Find the network SSID, you want to connect (bridge) too and click on "connect".  Information is entered automatically.  I suggest that you also edit your channel wireless on a fixed channel as the 1, 6 or 11, never 'auto '.

  Save your settings and you will be told to restart the router.  Follow the instructions and always restart the router after any changes take effect.  This Nano restarts in 20 seconds approximately.

  Now on your computer when you scan available networks, you will see MYNETWORK.  Connect your computer to the SSID and enter your HP5514 password and you're on!  Start surfing or something else.

  Now, what about your printer?  The printer must be set to DHCP and assuming that you have a printer wireless with front panel:

  1. Go to (Assistant) wireless configuration screen.
  2. Search for available networks.
  3. Select: MYNETWORK
  4. Enter your password: HP5514
  5. To connect!

  In about 15 seconds, you're connected!   Oh, guess what?  The Nano has a WAN/LAN port and in Bridge mode, it is a LAN port that is connected to your network too!  Then plug into a printer/computer Ethernet cable, if you wish.

  Your printer will work as usual with no change at all.  I set up in my house to test and it connected perfectly to my HP5514 wireless printer.  All the tools, diagnostics, printer functions, alerts of ink were normal.

  You're done!

  The bottom can be used anywhere to create a local private network so that you and others can use your printer.

  Now, what about the changes?  If at home, you can use the Nano in Repeater mode to connect to your own network and extend the reach of all devices.  Even as the Bridge mode, but you're on your network using your SSID and the word normal, so everyone can use the printer.

  Don't worry what you heard with speed of execution of a router in Repeater Mode.  Most routers House when running in wireless Repeater mode should be set to no encryption or WEP only.  Here max speed is 54 Mbps.  This Nano turns at full speed of 150 Mbps in these modes, using the highest security WPA2-AES (personal).

  Remember that the size is small, so it's good to perhaps more than 50 feet.  HD video streaming was impeccable and surf watch video at the same time was perfect.

  I hope this help you when business or vacation.  Some hotels charge for EACH device connection.  With the implementation above, it takes only a charge for multiple devices, such as cell phones, iPads, light fires, computers or anything else you want to connect.

  EDIT - do not forget that this Nano device has an Ethernet connection that once configured, you can use to connect a wired computer or wired Ethernet printer.  It is a good radio your printer wireless doesn't have to convert a wired Ethernet wireless printer or if you want your printer to support greater security WPA2 wireless.

  Have fun!

  Read here on how to connect your printer to a network asking for additional security and information (username and password).

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/how-to-connect-your-wireless-printer-to-a-network-requesting/TD-p/4468642

  Most likely, you won't be able to connect.

• My Windows XP laptop will not connect to my wireless printer or other computers.

  I have a home network, an xp connected to a router, an xp the top with wireless and a wireless printer.  Until recently all worked OK.
  My the top now connect not to do anything, not to the printer, the top or the i'net.  In network connections on the top, the network connections icon has an X on it.
  I tried several methods but still cannot connect to the the top.
  Any suggestions?
  Richard

  original title: Windows XP Home network

  Hello

  1. what exactly happens when you try to Internet or printer via a wireless connection?

  2. you receive an error message?

  3. What is the brand and model of the printer?

  4. don't you make changes to the computer until the problem occurred?

  I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps:

  Method 1:

  Wi - Fi and in Windows network connection issues:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308007

  Method 2:

  Printer in Windows problems: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/help/printer-problems-in-windows

  Hope this information is useful.

• HP Deskjet F4440: Turn wired printer wireless printer

  I see a lot of info on the web lately on turning wired printers and more wireless. Just for fun, I tried my F4440. It didn't work, it was not considered when searched under "Add new printer" in "devices and printers". My question is, can a F4440 be transformed into a printer wireless to connect it via USB to a wireless router?

  Hi @nascarjunky,

  But connect a USB cable from the printer to the router is not supported, it might work. You however will not be able to analyze this way. If you are interested in a wireless printer, you can consider calling our technical support, because they may be able to offer a discount on a newer model. Most of the more recent, if not all, models have the ability to print from mobile devices too. May be worth investigating.

  What you can do, is to use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:

  Step 1. Open the link: www.hp.com/contacthp/
  Step 2. Enter the product number or select Auto detection
  Step 3. Scroll up to "still need help? Fill out the form to select your contact options.
  Step 4. Scroll down and click on options contact HP - click Get phone number

  File number and phone number are displayed.