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• HP Officejet 5740 e-all-in-one: HP Deskjet 5740 fax on home WiFi network

  I am currently sending faxes using a telephone line (Verizon FIOS). HP has an option or that they are planning to put in place an option to send a FAX using my WiFi line. I know that this is not implemented by any other manufacture of PC printers and most services' require a monthly fee and/or a land line. I am not opposed to a monthly fee since I pay Verizon for my phone line each month. So, is there a way for HP to send a FAX to a telephone number and receive a FAX using my PC (and HP software) both on the internet.

  This would save me a lot of money each month, since the amount of FAXES I sent since I bought my current printer is 59 and sent is 52. If I send and receive a FAX 100's a year that would be a lot.

  I know that software exist to create a FAX and receive FAX included in Microsoft operating systems (Norton was a years ago which was a stand-alone application). But it seems that the problem is transmitting via the Internet to a phone number.

  Smart phones can send information (text messages) to a phone number using only the internet, so I think that it is not difficult to provide functionality. HP currently allows you to send printing by internet on your personal printer. What is the difference with sending a FAX to a printer?

  Security issues with Fax require the document printed only and not saved in an editable format. PDF files already that.

  What am I missing I, except a reluctance on the part of the printer manufactures enter this company or the resistance of the telephone companies for ground transportation?

  FAX lines must use the analog telephone lines.  It's their specification.  The other option you have is eFax to send and receive faxes.

• What is wifi ASUS?

  Setting up my new MacBook Pro. For many years, for internet, I depended on my computer Internet hotspot for my phone data. At some point, I hit ASUS instead of my phone in wifi computer section, and it is connected. (Of course, my phone was already transmitting a signal from hotspot). Since then, I have connected to the internet on the computer via ASUS without the phone being turned on hotspot and wifi. (I also think I've seen this option on my old MacBook Pro, but never tried.)

  
  

  Questions: What is wifi ASUS and where it would come from. I was not aware of any wifi in my region, can't pay for everything, but it works! (I don't use TV antenna.) Security: I don't know that he can be sure, because I didn't enter any user name or password (unless she is using passwords entered for my phone or computer). Maybe it's something that I should not use? Can someone please explain this to me? (It's a little too good to be true, or safe)?

  Thank you.

  Ginny

  It's a modem/router made by ASUS. They also make computers.

• Satellite C660-1LD WIFI 5 GHz

  This laptop can receive the 802. 11A / n signals at the last 5 Ghz speed? The last Netgear N600 Dual Band router transmits network on this band/frequency signals but the laptop I bought recently can not see this network in the WiFi networks list.

  Hello

  Find a very interesting FAQ from Toshiba:

  + Can use the 5 GHz on the wireless network card in the standard WiFi "n". +
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB0502VM0000R01.htm

  If you are maybe affected by this symptom, then your laptop is probably equipped with a WiFi (b/g/n) card.
  On the WiFi cards (b/g/n) that does not support the 'a' standard there is a high risk that they will not be able to transmit data in the 5 GHz band.

• WiFi driver problem

  I have a laptop Y50 in a few days and I noticed that when I install the drivers for the wifi from the cd provided with the computer WiFi works well but with maximum 72 Mbit connection. When I choose windows to search for drivers more recent it installs latest, the connection goes to 150 Mbps, which is the maximum of my router but with limited connectivity and does not work. I chose to roll back the driver, wifi still works well, but back to 72 Mbps. I tried the drivers from the support section Lenovo that the same problem occurs. I tried the drivers of Intel support page but with the same results. Everything works fine with 72 Mbit connection I get with the old drivers, but I'd really like to do repair and use the full potential of your PC.

  I managed to figure out what was the problem after all, and he was not with the drivers. I use a router Tp-link model 740N stretching on 2.4 Ghz frequency. When I install the latest drivers for the card wi - fi adapter default setting is set to work on 2.4 5.4 Ghz mode or auto. This setting prevents the laptop to connect successfully with the router. I changed it to prefer the 2.4 Ghz band on which my router transmits and the wi - fi on the laptop got working with the maximum 150 Mbps connection between the laptop and the router. So far, works very well.

• Problem connecting WiFi MG5420 PIXMA

  The implementation of WiFi (WLAN) works well all day after it starts.   But during the night when the printer is idle it loses.  When you try to print the first thing in the morning I have to re - set up using the "Standard Installation" method is to type my password WiFi (a long and tedious process).  This machine is new (only 3 days) and maybe this problem will disappear afterwards, but it is not for the last two mornings.   Anyone have this problem?  If so, how to fix?  Thank you.

  Hi Hal2k,

  Yes, unfortunately you can not attach a word document or a text file, just a picture or a video, but the 54% you get can certainly explain the problems you are having.  Ideally, you want this number is around 70 to 80 percent if she isn't better.  If possible I recommend you move the printer near hence is the router, but if this is not possible, you can try two things, we'd be to access your router settings and try to change the channel your router wireless transmits on.  If you are in an apartment complex or if you are in an area with other people who have strong enough routers wireless can overlap their your signals causing loss of signal and switching to a less crowded channel will help that.  If moving the printer or router so that they are more close to eachother is not an option, your other option would be to buy a wirelses extender that will strengthen the link between your router and the printer.

• WiFi is frequently disconnected

  Hello Sir,

  I have a new laptop hp 15 r007tx with windows 8.1 pro x 64. Now I am facing a problem with the wifi. I installed the drivers, but it keeps disconneting frequently. (sometimes work very well)

  Please help me,

  Hi Masdrops,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you are experiencing some intermittent problems wireless. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Please see the following pages, because they are useful for troubleshooting wireless connectivity problems.
  Troubleshooting wireless network and Internet (Windows 8)
  Universal solution WLAN, Wireless and Wi - Fi errors

  In addition, you can watch the the power management of your wireless adapter:

  Turn off the power to the adapter:

  1. open Device Manager. (Win Key + R > type devmgmt.msc > OK)

  2. expand the network adapters.

  3. right click on the Ethernet adapter / wireless, and then click Properties.

  4. click on the power management tab.

  5 remove the check mark next to allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

  6. click on OK.

  7 test cycle.

  Other things that could have an effect. If your router is too close to your computer, it can be as bad as if it is too far and can cause connection problems. Generally, you want to have a minimum of three feet of any other wireless device.

  Another possibility might be that you are having problems interference to other nearby wireless networks on the same broadcast channels. To do this, you must set the channel on your router.  For this you must consult the documentation of your wireless router and adjust if necessary. Ideally, you want to have your router wireless transmitting about 5 channels far from other nearby wireless networks. If you need help with this, I would contact your router manufacturer or internet service provider.

  Let me know if this can help, or if you need additional assistance.

  Kind regards

• can I use a laptop to set up a wifi access point?

  When I first received a laptop of opportunity in last December, a colleague tech at my night school mentioned that I didn't have to buy a 803,11 access point device to plug my switch, but I rather use a WiFi card on my computer to create my own access point. I told him I have such a card and put a little out of my mind.

  However, I have someone outside to spend the night at my place, and he needs to check his e-mail. Unfortunately, it seems that the RJ-45 socket on his laptop is broken, I have tried several cables and impossible to get a connection, including the cable to connect the computer I'm using now.

  Is it possible that I can use ICS on XP Pro (preferred) or Vista 32 bit Home Premium (really want to use it, I have never set the boot loader after the upgrade to XP on a separate partition, especially because XP has worked so much better) to set up enough connectivity for him to connect to the mail server?

  Should I Windows 7 or Vista to do this? I know how to do the reverse quite easily (share Wi-Fi on the Ethernet port), but I don't know how to set up the SSID and others. I would assume same WEP or WPA2 (Yes, I know how it is easy to crack, but it's better that transmitting passwords in clear text because it discourages occasional interception) would too, so it will accept a connection open, unencrypted. I'll just close access once it does.

  How could I go to set it up? I'm not spending money on software that is not free for one night, one-shot deal. Kiss, I just need a connection of bare bones for him. If its Ethernet port was working, I would leave him to plug my switch, but since it's not I need to create a gateway using what material I have on hand, and the only device with any kind of ability 803.11 is my own laptop.

  I know it's possible, I don't know if this is something only Linux, or a solution that requires 3rd party software.

  Yes, you can use ICS.  See http://practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_ics/

  I forgot to include this--> http://www.home-network-help.com/ad-hoc-wireless-network.html

  You will need to configure security manually from the properties of maps dialog box wireless (on both computers) and IIRC, you can use WEP in ad-hoc XP networks.

  Go to the correct place
  Right click on the wireless adapter icon and select Properties
  Click the wireless networks tab
  Click Add to create a configuration
  in the 'Association' tab, set the SSID, network authentication 'Open' and WEP data encryption.
  It's been so long that I made that I remember exactly, but I think you can use only the 10 digit Hex key.

• create the second with WRT54GL wifi network?

  I have DSL with a Comtrend router/wifi (WIFI1).  I would like to connect the WRT54GL to the physical network and have it create a separate WiFi (WIFI2), so my laptop connects to WIFI2, transmitted on the LAN and the Internet.

  Cannot do this work - tried to configure the WRT to server DHCP, DHCP pass-through (for the comtrend), and the best I can do is connect to WIFI2 and have access to the LAN but not the Internet.

  In the end, I want to put an antenna with high gain on the WRT to send to a building about 400' away and do away with horrible WIFI comtrends, but I just can't at first base.  Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  You can configure this way: comtrend as main router with Wifi1 and active DHCP then connect with the disabled DHCP and Wifi2 Linksys wireless router. For example, if the IP address of the first router is 192.168.1.1, put the Linksys IP address to 192.168.1.2 and the two will be connected via the LAN - LAN or Ethernet to Ethernet. Visit this link and read the setup of LAN - LAN http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=785463d9ecaf4cac84aed245b08d615f_3733.xml&pid=80&r...

  . I also suggest that before you disable the DHCP server on the router Linksys you first define its wireless settings.

• EA2700 smart wifi keeps bug broadcast even if SSID wireless disabled

  Ver.1.1.39.145204 is the firmware.

  Cutting the 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz wifi does not interrupt the transmission of a SSID.

  If allow wireless admin is checked the continuous SSID broadcasting on 5 GHz and 2.4 Ghz bands.

  If not checked the SSID then forwards on the 5 GHz band.

  In both cases, the SSID is transmitted are the default SSID of the factory, and he announced a nonsecure connection.  (router erases your security settings when you turn off a radio)

  On the plus side tent to connect to the wrong ssid broadcast failed, but he always seems a bad idea to advertising a connection open 24 hours a day.

  I tried to report it to the Linksys technical support.  Their response was to reload the firmware.  That I did - but it does not change the behavior of this SSID bug.  I asked them to report it as a bug and the Lady declined.

  Does anyone know how to make a break from the SSID when Wifi is disabled?

  Thanks for the reply.  After reboot, then reload the firmware and then reboot the router, five times the problem disappeared.

  I was using an IPAD with IOS 7.1 and a samsung with android phone to test.

• Xperia Z2 Wifi - settings for 2.4 Ghz or 5 GHz?

  Sorry if this is a stupid question. I'm about to give up the shitty router that is free from my ISP and buy a decent Netgear one dual-band.

  It is my recollection brousing the WIFI settings on my phone earlier and see a way of manual setting to receive only 2.4 or 5 Ghz, which I think I did 2.4 Ghz, as that was the only my router transmitted frequency (don't know why I did it, but anyway). If I buy a 2.4 / 5 GHz dual band router is I set the phone to automatically chooses the frequency or the phone only makes him anyway (i.e. made the Z2 automatically choose the frequency better / faster)?

  Congratulations in advance.

  @SergioPL
  Exactly what I do with the same router Asus. My problem I have with 4.4.4 is wifi drops which I hope will fix lollipop. 5 GHz gives me much faster speeds, but I can only access this network in some parts of the House. So my phone eventually connect to the network automatically 2.4 ghz which sometimes gives me wifi drops where my phone indicates a network connection, but no data is transferred by the router. But yes you are right. It's the exact Setup Asus recommended to me when I called their support line

• Connection to any type of Bluetooth or WiFi signal

  This probably isn't the right place for this but it is the closest, I could find.

  I have a device that uses WiFi for communication between others of its kind, and I want to be able to connect the data it transmits, may reproduce too.
  Is it possible to make my smart WiFi scan for this device and connect the data being sent?
  
  {Hack us em you patch em}

  Hi game Hacker,.

  No, it is not possible to connect to a Bluetooth or WI - FI activities under windows. However, you can search online for all the non Microsoft software that would help you accomplish this task.

  Note: Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• HP printer insists on connecting the weak WiFi AP

  I have a HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 and it works very well with a serious exception... wifi connectivity. He always insists on connecting to a wifi access point at the back of my house (100' through many walls) rather than the point of access within 30 feet of the printer. The access point only providing 1-2 bars and inconsistent connectivity. When I turn off the distant access point and the printer connects immediately close access point and provides a strong connection with 4-5 bars and stable... stable connectivity, that is, until I got back on the distant access point. When I turn on the distant access point, stays of the printer with the close access point for a while, but at some point (maybe when the printer goes to sleep), it switches to the distant access with low and inconsistent connectivity point.

  My network description:

  I use Centurylink DSL and have a CenturyLink C1000a modem/router with active wifi. The C1000a is ~ 30 ft of the printer and provides an excellent signal when the printer connects to it.

  I have a DLink DIR - 655 Router wifi connected to the C1000a via ethernet. The DIR-655 router is configured as an access point (for example, no DHCP, identical SSID and passwords, different channels 1 and 11). I checked this put in place several times, and it works perfectly with all my other devices/clients that roam between access points (e.g., iPad 2, 3 laptops, iPhone, Blackberry). The HP printer behaves differently and strongly prefer try to connect to the router DIR-655 (11 HP) with a signal low, even if the C1000a (Ch1) has a strong signal... There must be other criteria, he plans when you select an access point.

  I tried:

  -Reduction of transmitting the power of the DIR-655 to avoid an overlap of the two areas of coverage from the AP

  -Different security settings on each access point

  -Different modes on each access point 802.11

  None of these makes all the difference. I seems to have had some marginal improvements in turning down of emission power * and * setting of the antennas of DIR - 655 to minimise energy directed to the printer (i.e., I indicated the bipole in the direction of the printer antennas the antenna power is reduced in the direction of the printer), but she still wants to try to establish links with the DIR-655 router.

  I noticed that HP web site indicates there is an update of firmware for my printer (model 8600 N911g) advertised as improving wifi set up, but when I try to install it, the installation tool indicates the update is not applicable and won't let me install it.

  I became a lot more to know about WiFi (I'm an engineer and learn about such things), but I'm to the point where I don't know what else to try, other than to return the HP printer and get another brand. I've seen similar problems posted online without any resolution, and another brand is the only solution that seems to work. Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  It can work when you are connected to the AP later, but he frequently gives errors when you try to print. It is unreliable and very frustrating when connected via the AP further. It works fine when connected to the AP closer.

  I have tried switching the channels. It turns the channels my neighbours makes best of set up the way it is, but I'll give that a try.

• TLSIOException with reason '0' and no trace of the stack on the WiFi

  Hello

  I am downloading a file via SSL. On most devices, the file is transmitted without any problem. Probably 20% of devices, transmission of files fails with a TLSIOException with no trace of the stack and no message. The execution of TLSException.getReason () return '0'. There is no common denominator to the problem as OS version bundle or device model, except that it never fails on a cellular connection - only on WiFi.

  I'm out of stuff for debugging this problem. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

  Scott

  
  

• [dell vostro 5460] wifi problem

  I bought a dell vostro 5460 and wifi is unstable, my wifi speed is 160 kb/s usually down to 15 kb/s and then a few seconds up to 160 kb/s, well that are not my laptop from a friend. I have Setup all readers for my servicetag on the dell website, but it does not improve.

  How can I solve this problem?

  Thanks for the view.

  Hi StarREDzz,

  I would ask to uninstall you the drivers completely wireless.

  1. start the Control Panel, click hardware and sound and then click on Device Manager.

  2. expand the node that represents the type of device you want to uninstall, right click on the entrance to the unit and click on uninstall.

  3. in the dialog box confirm the device removal, click OK to start the uninstall process

  4. when the uninstall is complete, remove the device.

  (Note: remove a Package of drivers.) On the dialog box confirm the device removal, click the button remove the software driver for this device option to remove the driver package that has been used for the unit)

  Reinstall the drivers by following this link

  http://Dell.to/19zbTzI

  Kick punch in the number of your service. Choose the right card and install the drivers.

  1. double click on the wireless Intel Centrino Device Manager card to go to its properties
  2. click on advanced > adapter settings > Advanced tab.
  3. Windows 7 or 8 *: select the transmitting power, change the value to 5. Highest.
  4. set the aggressiveness of homelessness in medium-low

  Restart the system once you make the changes.

  Answer with your findings