If I set up a wireless Deskjet 3052 a network can I switch to USB later?

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  Purchase a printer HP Deskjet 3052 has and can't get my Toshiba Satellite phone so he could work. Will not work using the USB cable or wireless. Any Advisor. Downloaded the software and also used my cd, but the computer shows it's there, but when I go to print said I need to select the printer. When I do it does not help because it does not find.

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  Or are you simply trying to connect wireless to the printer WITHOUT a wireless connection between your computer and the Internet (i.e. without a wireless router)?

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  You can also print the wireless network test report:

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  3. In the printing of reports, select Test Wireless.

  The manual of your printer is not an example of these two reports, so I'm not sure what will be included.  On one or the other (if there are not two), it should show the name of your wireless network.  T it?

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  I guess you want to print directly (wireless) to the printer instead of use the ePrint feature.

  You never turn off the printer or leave you it on all the time?

  I suspect that what is happening is that the printer receives a new IP address assigned by your router.  This can easily happen if you turn the printer off and also a number of other devices on the network (for example, your laptop) are not always present on the network...  The diagnosis and the solution to this problem are relatively easy (it takes just a lot of words to describe them)

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  1. press the button to display the wireless wireless.
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  3. in the menu printing reports, select Configuration

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  On a computer on which you installed the printer go to devices and printers
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