HP Officejet 6500 a Plus - E710n, loses the wireless connection

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  Hello

  I have a Satellite L670 - 1 H 1, a new laptop that runs Windows 7, with all the drivers and software uptodate, including the wireless card.

  I have a BT Home Hub 3 with an Edimax EW 7416APN v2 300 m range extender to help boost the signal in the kitchen area.

  The laptop works fine when I stay in the room where the reception centre. If I move in the kitchen the laptop will usually lose the wireless connection after a few minutes and I cannot get it back unless I turn the LAPTOP works and return to the Home Hub.

  I see no obvious reason to this problem. Two other laptop computers used in the home, more a smartphone stay connected with full signal in every corner of the House, at any time.

  I have to use the range extender, but is it possible that the laptop Toshiba just don't hear well with it?

  Any advice would be welcome.

  Thank you
  Canton

  Hello Canton

  As you know quality of connection WLAN depends on different factors is not easy to say why you have this problem, WLAN. I use Toshiba laptops for a long time now and I didn't notice in the past some serious question of WLAN.
  For example I'm 4 router with standard g and have very good signal even in the cellar too or out in the back yard.

  If possible, try to test the WLAN connection elsewhere. Maybe your friends have WLAN routers so you can test it.

  You have a new router or old?
  What WLAN standard do you use (b/g/n)?

• all-in-one 7510 loses the wireless connection

  We just bought a HP Photosmart 7510. She created fine with a wireless connection to our office for Vista 64-bit. After awhile, he loses the wireless connection. If I close the printer then turn on again, it resets the connection and works very well. I read that it can lose connection if it goes into sleep mode, and it seems that is what is happening. My question is, is there a way to keep the impression of loss of connection or enter the mode 'sleep'? Or do we have to put the printer only whenever we wanted to print, copy or scan? If so, the printer is adjustable to disable instead of switch mode 'sleep'?

  Already set to 'off '. I found this thread http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-Networking-and-Wireless/7510-photosmart-printer-energy-mode/m-p/1230681/highlight/true#M33814 I tried this and so far it works and has not lost its connection.

• Inspiron N5110 loses the wireless connection

  My Inspiron N5110 loses the wireless connection frequently. We have many other devices in the House - laptops, iPhones, etc. - who continue to operate perfectly through the router even when I lose my connection. The store usually brings me to reset the router, even if, as I have indicated, the router works properly. Any thoughts?  Thank you!

  Richard.Kelly,

  The Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030 adapter works ONLY on 2.4 GHz

  How to connect to your wireless router I use these settings to the recommended wireless router I use channel 11. I have a new SSID to connect easier.

  You can also try these settings...

  Go to the drivers & downloads , enter your service tag, and then select your operating system. Under network, download and install the latest drivers.

  Try these tweaks...

  Start, Control Panel, Manager of devices. Click Network and then right click on your wireless network adapter, on the left, click on properties, power management. Uncheck the allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

  Go to the options power and changed the wireless adapter setting, adjustment of maximum power for maximum performance.

  

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• HP Officejet 6500 a Plus - E710n: error message [OFBBD0]

  In my view, that the OS is Windows x 64. My situation is that I can no longer print from my iPad or phone. I can still print without any problem in my laptop. When I try to my tablet or phone I get the message that it is in contact with the printer (which is normal), then an error message is displayed. Error [OFBBD0]

  Hey @FerFer,

  Welcome to the Forum from HP Support. I hope you enjoy your experience here.

  I understand that you are unable to print from your iOS devices using your HP Officejet 6500 a Plus e-All-in-One - E710n. I want to help you with this.

  What you describe, it seems that you use AirPrint when the error message appears.  With this printer, you have three ways to print from iPhone / iPad. The most common method is called AirPrint. For your information, "AirPrint is a solution of mobile printing included with Apple's iOS v4.2 and later mobile operating systems.

  iPad, iPhone and iPod touch users can print wirelessly on any HP ePrint-enabled printer which is connected to the same local wireless network. Most of the released HP printers in 2010 and later support AirPrint.

• HP DV7t-6100 loses the wireless connection

  My HP DV7t regularly loses its wireless connection, without a valid reason, since I bought it a year ago. The remedy was to reset my router, despite the fact that no other devices at home - not even an another HP laptop and an HP printer - loses connection. But lately when I put the laptop to sleep - usually by closing the lid - the computer completely forget what network is attached to and so I have to reconnect manually each time. Even then, it takes very, very long time to connect and sometimes even said "it takes longer than expected to connect to the network.". Happy, told me what I already know! I checked all my settings in Windows 7 "Network and sharing Center" to make sure that my network is selected, it is a home network, that "automatically connect"; is selected, and that all my data password is correct. He still refuses to recognize the network and connect automatically. I'm done with this and just can't understand why this is happening. I haven't changed anything in my computer or router configuration, so I am at a loss why the system forgets everything and must be connected manually.  The wireless in my computer module is an Intel WiFi Link 1000 BGN and all drivers are up to date.

  None of the suggestions so far have worked, but it seems to me a solution: spend my router from WEP to WPA2 encryption seems to have solved the problem, at least for now. I have no idea why this works, but a bit of google searching seems to indicate that wireless WEP can be flaky with cards and routers. If it doesn't work anymore, I will be sure to repost for a solution. Thank you all for the help - it takes a village (so to speak).

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• HP Officejet 6500 A Plus E710n: HP connected connection

  I want to configure the printer on a Hotspot of Straighttalk. Is this possible?  Message of the printer is that it cannot connect to the network.

  Want detailed instructions, like what would be given to a newbee.

  Hello @rhousman45,

  Welcome to the HP support forums. I understand that you want to connect your Officejet 6500 has more on a Hotspot.

  This would be very similar to the printer connected to a wireless network.

  Follow these steps to connect the unit to your WLAN 802.11 wireless network.

• HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 periodically loses the wireless connection

  I have a new printer HP 8600 settlement. It is configured as a wireless printer and most of the computers on my network are able to access very well.

  However, I have a server running Windows 2003 Small Business Server and it's hard to stay connected to the printer. The server is wired through an ethernet cable, the printer is configured as a configuration wireless w / an IP defined manually so that computers can easily locate the printer on the same IP address every time. I used Windows XP drivers to install the printer very well under Win2003SBS. When connected, it prints very well. But after awhile, the printer loses the connection with the Win2003SBS machine. Sometimes it prints, usually, is not. I have to reset the printer as if it is going into such a deep sleep, the server is unable to wake up the printer.

  In addition, the printer struggled to connect to shared folders on the server (more precisely, the function "scanner network"). If I go into Internet Explorer by using the browser from the server, then connect to the 8600 via the built-in web server, it won't work. Once the server is connected to the printer on the built-in Web server, the server and the scanner will be will recognize each other. It is a painful and tedious extra step and it will expire after a short period, after which the server and printer must be connected in the same way.

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  Is there a way to make the server and the printer recognize themselves and stay connected? Am I wrong configured something? Thank you.

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  I would change the Ethernet cable to make sure that you have a good solid connection and then download the software driver for Win Server 2003 on the link below.

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• 7520 HP loses the wireless connection. What can I do?

  I've seen lots of talk about HP products, loss of wireless connection.  I have the same problem with my 7520.  Initial Setup is perfect, but he began to lose the connection when it went into standby mode.  Someone at - it a solution?

  THERE IS A FAST SOLUTION!
  On April 18, 2014 (page 11 of this thread), I posted a quick solution. My HP7520 printer has worked on Netgear router WIFI 7550 flawless since then. I suggest you read this post.
  From long experience with HP, I found they have great hardware, but their software has always been dismal. The ultimate "fix" would be for HP address their failure of a software that allows to my difficulty in working.
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  The single "twist" parameter should logically point HP programmers to where in the firmware, there is the problem. They listen to? And, really, it doesn't matter on all other settings printer and router. All mine are back to the default settings and it all still works very well.
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• Satellite L350 loses the wireless connection

  Can someone please help?

  I have a Satellite L350-170 which perfectly connects to the internet using a cable to connect to my router.
  When you use the wireless to connect, I can only get a connection so I first of all turn off the wireless card and then enable it again, but I lose the connection within two minutes. I can reconnect if again, I turn off and then turn on the map.

  The OS is Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2, fully implemented to date. I have updated to the most recent available wireless network driver. I tried to turn off IP6.
  The laptop is connected to the network and receives a signal of power when it connects.
  When the connection is lost, no networks are detected, but properties card says card works Ok, although Ipconfig says media disconnected. Other mobile stay connected anywhere in the House.

  Thank you in anticipation of a quick solution.

  Where did you download the latest driver for the Realtek 802.11 g (RTL8187B) wireless network card?

  This is the WLan from Toshiba portal, where you can find the latest version of the driver:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  I recommend also to renew the IP address if this problem would occur.
  Cmd execute command: ipconfig / renew
  This should help to assign the new ip address

  By the way: in the Device Manager-> Wlan card-> properties-> power management, you can uncheck the mark option which disables the card in order to save energy.

  Have you tested the WiFi with open (unsecured) WiFi connection?

• my hp pavilion tx1219us will lose the wireless connection on its own,

  My laptop hp pavilion tx1219us enterainment is a 2007 model. HE will lose the WiFi n his own. I discovered that it did because it was brand new. is there a way to fix this without having to install an eithernet cable and taken to plug.

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• OfficeJet Pro 8710: Impossible to establish the wireless connection between my laptop and OfficeJet Pro 8710

  I'm tryng to connect wirelessly between my laptop and printer but I am unable to do so.

  My laptop finds the printer and when I go to add the device I invite me to "Enter the WPS PIN code for your printer". So, I printed out the Configuration Page of the network and it gives me the "wi - fi direct password", which I suppose is the password that is required to establish that it connection (I may be wrong in my explanation). However, when I type the password on my laptop it does not establish the connection. I said "try to add the printer again, or check with the manufacturer for addiitonal installation instructions.

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  You should searh for your wifi network at home and connect your printer and the laptop to the network. Direct WiFi option is really only for configurations that do not have a modem/router.

  You may need to disable the option Wireless directly on your printer to help the wireless configuration.

• Lose the wireless connection when the modem connects to the internet.

  Hello

  I've updated my laptop to windows 7 (new installation).  I have a cable modem which is connected by ethernet to a wireless modem/router which I have configured to be a wireless access point (dhcp is the cable modem).  The laptop can connect wireless access point when the cable modem is not connected to the internet (so the ip address of the access point is 192.168.100.50 & the laptop takes an automatic ip address within the range). The problem is when I connect the modem cable to the internet, & so the ip address of the access point is derived the cable modem, the laptop can't connect to the access point. When I renew the ip address of the wireless card, it says it is connected to the selected network but the ip address is not correct, nor do I have access to the internet.

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• Photosmart C6180 repeatedly loses the wireless connection

  Hello

  I have a mixed network of linux and windows PC as a Photosmart C6180 wireless access via a Netgear (DG834GT) wireless router.

  It works very well for over a year, but recently the printer keeps dropping the network.

  Show all PC (linux and windows) as offline and the router says that this isn't one of the connected devices, and I can't ping it.

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• HP officejet 6500 a Plus E710N: slow printing when you use a wifi connection

  I have 2 wireless laptops connected to my printer, a job and a home, especially from my laptop to print job. This just started in the last days.  When I print, documents will start to print, pause, start, once again, stop and then back up to 3-4 minutes later the document will be printed.  I tried to connect the printer to a socket instead of using a surge protector.  In addition, just downloaded the latest driver and updates from HP.

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  Hello

  The first thing you may want to check: ink levels. Looks like you need to buy inks very soon. The second thing: how busy is your wireless network? Please note: your router has a limit and if she is too busy, print job will be delayed or slower.

  Kind regards.