Printer connected to 2 wireless networks?

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• HPC8180 printer connects to the wireless network, after upgrade firmware to the router wireless

  My HPC8180 has been wireless since I bought it some time ago.  I recently had to upgrade the firmware on my router wireless of Netcom NB9W and since then my HP will not solve for the wireless network.

  I run the wizzard of wireless network on the printer, select the correct SSID and enter the WEP key according to the instructions.

  It will then not connect.

  Print the summary I have says that it passes all except:

  No filtering = Fail

  Connected = do not run

  Signal strength = very weak (which is strange because it is about 10 feet away from wireless router).

  Other networks detected matching your network name (SSID) = No.

  Summary says:

  Network Name (SSID) altnet (correct)

  Address IP = not applicable

  Configuration source = not applicable

  Communication mode = Infrastructure

  Authentication type = open system

  = 64-bit WEP encryption

  I have NOT activated the mac address filtering

  Any ideas?

  Your router appears to be a DSL modem-router.  Those who can be difficult to connect to.  In addition, WEP can be problematic and is no longer a measure of security.  WEP can be broken in 10 minutes approximately with the freeware on the internet.

  We will do three things:

  1. replace the WPA or WPA2 encryption.  You can make your own password.  Do 13 or more characters, numbers and uppercase and lowercase letters.

  2 reset the default settings on your printer network (configuration > network area).

  3. attach to the router in this way:

  Sometimes the DSL providers have more control over the router like the printer.

  -Unplug the phone line from the router
  -Cut the power to the router, wait 30 seconds, then turn on the power.
  -Go through the normal process of the printer connected to the device (wireless configuration wizard)
  -Now to find the IP address of the printer (it should be on the self-test printout), type it in a browser.
  -On this screen, you will find a tab management network, then on the left wireless, then the IPv4 tab.
  -On this screen, you want to set a manual IP address. You must assign an IP address outside the range that the router sets automatically (called the DHCP range). If you know what it is, set an IP address outside this range but not exceeding 254 (the last number of the address).
  -Apply the subnet 255.255.255.0 (unless you know it's different, if so, use it)
  -Let the white gateway and DNS
  -Finally, connect the telephone line, restart the router and the test.

• can not print says printer connected to the wireless network but pc says printer is offline

  happened before the printer says connected to the network but pc says offline

  Ok

  Have you tried the Network Diagnostics to see you the network can see the printer

  Go to www.hp.com/go/tools

  Network Diagnostics has a link to the wireless printing site that can help out you.

• I can't print due to the "wireless network connection" doesn't have a valid IP address.

  Cannot print wireless

  I can't print due to the "wireless network connection" doesn't have a valid IP address.  How can I fix this problem myself (an absolute non-techie)?

  Hello

  -Did you change your computer, after which the question began?
  -Check if you are connected to the network?

  The question seems more like a network connection problem. I would like you to do the following.

  Method 1: run the Network Troubleshooter utility and see if the problem persists.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

   
  Method 2: release and renew the IP (Internet Protocol) address and see if the problem persists.

  has. click Start. Type cmd in the search box and press ENTER.
  b. at the command prompt, type the following command and press ENTER:
  ipconfig/all (there is a space between ipconfig and /)
  The command ipconfig/all command displays for all your network adapters, TCP/IP in Windows settings.
   
  If your IP address of your Local network connection is 0.0.0.0 or 169.x.x.x (where x is a number any), then your computer is not getting an IP address from the router.
  If this is the case, try this:
  ·        enough ipconfig at the command prompt and press ENTER
  ·        ipconfig / renew in the command prompt and press ENTER

  Method 3:

  Network printer problems

  Note: The steps also apply to Windows 7.

• HP LaserJet 200 colorMFP M276nw connects to my wireless network, but will not recognize the printer

  I am trying to set up my wireless printer, and the printer says its is connected to my wireless network, but I can't get my computer to print wireless if I disconnect my regular network and attach the direct wireless network name, which is different and stops my internet to work. How can I get my computer to recognize the printer on my regular wireless network?

  Hi @lelg,

  I understand that you want to configure the printer on the wireless network. I can help you with this.

  Uninstall the printer software.

  Uninstalling the printer software.

  Restore the default settings of the printer.

  Go to Configuration, restore the default values.

  Cycle power to the router and the computer.

  Run the installer on the printer wireless.

  Go to the configuration, Setup, menu wireless network, Wireless Setup Wizard.

  Print a configuration page to get the IP address of the printer.

  Print a Configuration report.

  Select the method.

  If you have a valid IP address for the printer, then try and access the Web built-in to the printer server. Type the IP address in the address bar of your web browser. (Internet Explorer)

  If it loads the page from the network printer then the printer is on the network.

  Download, save, and then run the installation of the software. Color HP LaserJet Pro 200 pilot M276nw MFPS.

  Select your operating system, click Next and click on the software to download and install.

  Test the printer.

  What operating system do you use? How to find the Windows Edition and the Version on your computer.

  Please provide detailed results if you're still having problems.

  Good day!
  Thank you.

• Connection to the wireless network printer

  My power went market last night and now my Deskjet 3050 a is no longer connected to my wireless network.  How to reconnect?  I don't have a usb cable to connect the computer to the printer.  It's the first time that this has happened - I've had this printer for over 2 years now.

  OK, I pulled down the manual and you do not have an installation wizard, sorry. You will need to use a USB cable from the printer and follow the instructions on page 32 of the User Guide to get back attached to your router.

• my printer and computer are both connected to my wireless network, but I can't print documents

  I have a HP Photosmart 6180 and am using Windows Vista.  Both the printer and the computer indicate that they are connected to my wireless network and my computer shows my printer on the network.  When I try to print a document from my computer, nothing prints and printing on my computer says a mistake of the printer.  The printer itself works fine and HP diagnostics indicate that everything is ok.  Any suggestions?

  OK, go to start > Control Panel > printers and delete all instances of the printer.

  Next:

  1. make sure the printer is on and connected to your network. Verify that you can access the printer's internal web page by accessing its IP address before continuing. Get his IP address for a network Test printed on the front of the printer.
  2. click on > start > Control Panel > printers.
  3. click on add a printer
  4. Select local printer
  5. Select create a new port and select Standard TCP/IP Port, and click Next.
  6. under device type, select TCP/IP Device. Under the name of host or IP address, enter the IP address of the printer. Click Next.
  7. Select Hewlett-Packard in the list of manufacturers and select and select your printer model. Click Next.
  If your printer model is not in the list, then select disk provided, browse the CD that came with your HP printer and select the first file begins with hp and ending with INF. click Open, then OK. Select your printer model. Click Next.
  8. If prompted, use the driver that is currently installed.
  9. He will ask the name of the printer - enter a new name or use the one existing. This will be the name of the printer that you select from other applications.
  10. we may ask you to share the printer. Choose No.
  11. the printing area of Test Page is displayed. Go ahead and print it out.
  12. click on finish.

• HP 7520: HP 7520 will not connect to the wireless network

  There is some additional information to

  http://forums.Xfinity.com/T5/home-networking-router-WiFi/HP-7520-will-not-connect-to-wireless-networ...

  on this issue.

  Have several APs for a single wireless network allows the printer foolish law.  (Not a Repeater, a second AP connected to the local network with the same configuration of network for security, etc.).

  I solved this problem.  In accordance with the discussion on the link, the problem is that the printer cannot connect to a wireless network if there is greater than 1 for a wireless network (SSID) name wireless access point.

  This thread has had several useful suggestions, but what finally solved the problem, it's the second point has access to a mode where I can create a 'virtual' access point and, above all, a SSID associated.

  Note that not all access points or routers support virtual APs, but this function seems to be more common over time.  Older models is not able to do that.  However, a new access point is sometimes cheaper than a new printer.

  If you do not understand the jargon in the procedure below, I recommend that you find someone who does, then they can do it for you.

  Solution:

  1. On one of the wireless access on the network, create an a new virtual AP with a slightly different name SSID (for example < name of the network - > _1), on the same VLAN (usually VLAN 1).  You may need to put the AP in "multiple AP mode" or something similar, and then restart the AP.  All other settings (DHCP, security, mixed mode b/g/n, etc.) must be the same for the new SSID.
  2. Run the printer Wireless Setup and connect it to this new SSID
  3. Confirm that the printer can be seen by other devices on the network

  Tips:

  • Check the security is the same as the original SSID, Alternatively you can create a vector of insecurity in your network.  Do not WEP-128 when the other SSID uses WPA2 AES, for example.
  • The AP I had had several resets to make it work because of the mode and parameter changes.
  • If you connect the SSID but cannot connect to or be seen by anything on your network, check the new SSID/AP is in the same VLAN as the original.
  • Because the printer is not roaming, and the speed is not a problem for me, I used the access point that could support this solution, which is deeper and slower than my primary AP.  I have not noticed any problems.

  The printer has been reliable on the wireless now on the new SSID, 48 hours.

  I have not upgraded any software on a client of the printer (PC, Mac, phones).

  I think that it is a positive confirmation that the problem is with the implementation of the printer of the stack of network and not with the driver or client software on remote devices.  The 802.11 protocols provide for a network name (SSID) wireless with several access points using different MAC addresses.  I suggest this HP look into this as a potential bug with their network printer for the 7520 protocols stack.

• HP ENVY 4520: Unable to connect to the wireless network

  My new printer is not connecting to my wireless network.  My router, it sees and accepts its letters of nobility, but then the printer is connected.  It will be displayed on my network for a second or two, but never stays there.

  I printed the "RESULTS of the WIRELESS NETWORK TEST" and he tells me that "the MAC address filtering can be activated on your wireless router that can prevent your HP printer to connect to your network without wire during installation.  MAC address filtering is disabled.

  I have connected many other features to my wireless network by pressing the WPS button and it begins to appear, but does not stick.  I also tried to manually enter the password without success (and the WPA key).

  Try to set up the printer with a static IP address that is not your router DHCP scope.

• Photosmart C4599 connects to the wireless network

  System details: Windows 7 64 bit, HP Photosmart C4599 Limited Edition. Wireless network (Netgear router) with visible SSID and MAC filter.

  As the title suggests: my wireless printer is not connecting to my wireless network more. The reason that it is 'more' is because he used to work. But my wireless router has started to lose the internet connection - and I read somewhere that it might work to change the broadcast channel of the router (instead of channel 11 to 13). And it helped.
  But since then, the printer was not able to connect. I tried it back - and interruption of the internet connection but the printer worked (a little).

  I tell myself that I have to reset the wireless printers Setup, I don't know how to do.

  Ok.  I think that the issue would be with the channel.  It might be too high a frequency for the printer to communicate properly.  You can have a heavy traffic on any channel, it depends on what is around you.  I recommend trying channel 1 or 6.  You should be able to download a parser for your smart phone wifi see what are the channels have less useage.

• LaserJet P1102W: [RESOLVED] LaserJet P1102W does not connect to a wireless network on Mac

  UPDATE: the below solution worked on my MacBook, both running El Capitan. Ignore the instructions provided in the manual of the P1102W and follow the steps below.

  I have a P1102W printer.

  Recently my LaserJet P1102W refuses to connect to networks using WPA Wireless.

  As it does not have an IP address, I can't access the web server.

  She also does not connect to my Mac Wireless via Bonjour. The printer will install when connected via USB.

  I installed printer HP Apple drivers, that contains the P1100 driver.

  The P1102W worked before wireless. I only noticed this anomaly since installation El Capitan and moving the printer to another room with my workstation.

  I need the printer to use the wireless network, as I did not have enough space on my desk for him. And I just can't place it anywhere within the range of a USB cable.

  Are there alternatives to this?

  Hi @rcosgrove,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I see that you encounter some problems connecting your Laserjet P1102w printer to your network wireless using your Mac computer. I can help you with that.

  First of all, I would like to mention that it would be easier to the printer connected to your network using a Windows PC. If you can't borrow or use a Windows PC, the following steps should allow you to connect the printer. If you can borrow a PC, please let me know what version of Windows and I can provide a link to the drivers to configure the printer automatically.

  Preparation of the printer

  1. Turn the printer off.
  2. While the printer is turned off, hold down the two buttons on top of the printer.
  3. Hold the buttons on top of the printer and the printer.
  4. Hold down the maintained for even 10 seconds.

  Wireless printer setting

  1. Make sure that the printer is connected to your Mac via the USB cable.
  2. Click on your Apple icon, system preferences and printers and Scanners.
  3. Click the icon of your printer on the left.
  4. Click Open print queue, printer installation, utility of printer, open printer and HTML Config utility.
  5. (If the above step generates an error, change your default browser on Safari. Please let me know if you need assistance with that).
  6. In this new window, click on the networking and wireless tab on the left.
  7. Under Mode of Communication, select Infrastructure.
  8. Select your network from the list and then click on the button with the arrows.
  9. Under Security Mode, select WPA/WPA 2. If you have an old router, you may need to select WEP instead.
  10. Enter your password wireless in the field below.
  11. Click on apply.

  Now, wait a few minutes. Your printer must change to have a solid blue light. If it is not the case, either the password has been entered incorrectly or there is a setting on the router that the printer is having a resolution of the issue. Please let me know if this is the case.

  Once you have a solid blue light:

  1. Unplug the USB cable.
  2. Return to the printers and Scanners.
  3. Hold down the CTRL key and click the icon of the printer on the left.
  4. Click on reset printing system.
  5. Click on the button "+" in the lower left corner.
  6. In this window, select your printer in the list.
  7. Click in the box next to and select your printer from the list.
  8. Click on Add.

  Please let me know if you are able of print or the results after following the above. If you can print, click on accept solution. If you appreciate my help, please click on the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.

  I hope this information is useful. Please reply to this message with the results. Good luck!

• Photosmart B210a, CN216A still not connected to my wireless network.

  Why won't my printer B210a Photosmart wireless connect to my wireless network?  He continues to disconnect. I continue to run the software installer and he works briefly, then it disconnects again.  Help, please.  I'm not what else to do. I've tried everything.

  Scope of David

  Yes, it is very probably the router.  SMC routers are non-standard (as are most of the routers ISP-issued) and does not play well with HP printers and other devices designed to the WIfi Alliance standards.

  I recommend you get a modem by your ISP and go buy your own wireless router.  Get a name-brand a Linksys or Netgear and be happy!

• B110A connects to the wireless network but no PC connection

  Hi Forum,

  I just bought a new HP Photosmart B110A printer range. I got set up with my Belkin wireless router. It is successfully connected. I could set up printing webservice as well. The printer is offline and I could also print a document by sending an email to the email address for the printer configuration. This means that the printer is connected to the wireless network and the internet.

  However, I can not connect to this printer from my PC connected to the same wireless netwrok. When I open the HP Solution Center, it displays the message "disconnected wireless.

  When I connect the printer via USB cable, I am able to connect to the PC and impressions as well fire.

  Can anyone help please?

  Kind regards

  Amol

  Download and run this utility: http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Nav?h_pagetype=s-926&h_lang=en&h_client=s-h-e17-1&h_keyword=dg-NDU&jumpid=ex_r4155/en/hho/ipg/forum/network_diag/

  What did he say?

• Unable to connect to other wireless networks

  RE: Unable to connect to other wireless networks

  • My computer is a HP Pavilion dv7 1232nr Entertainment Center
  • My OS is Windows Vista 64 bit
  • I have installed many things over the past year, but know that at some point, I was able to get on free Wi - Fi in hotels

  I am able to connect to my network, but when I try to connect to others, I'm unable to do. I have their password and my computer SHOWS I have a connection, but actually I'm not. When I try to connect to the Internet, the server is not found. I called the support/supplier for the last network owner and he told me that even if I "thought" I was online, I really wasn't. He said that it is probably a router configuration for that person that does not correspond to my computer. As I was just visiting, of course I didn't mess with their router. This happened to me twice, with once the provider is the same as mine, but the only way I could get connected with a hard link.

  So far, the only thing I did is to see if I could connect to free wireless (municipal library) and was unsuccessful. I think the problem is with my settings, but am not sure. I have to be careful to change anything because I can't afford to lose my connection at home because my job depends on it.

  Any suggestions?

  Thanks for any advice you might be able to share.

  Hi, Pat:

  I am very confident that if you download and install the driver from the link below, your problem will be solved.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en & CC = US & prodTypeId = 321957 & prodSeriesId = 3688868 & swItem = ob-99392-1 & mode = 3

  Paul

• Satellite Pro A200 cannot connect to the wireless network

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro A200 and Tuesday night I was able to connect to a wireless network. I received an update, rebooted and now it doesn t seem to work.

  I can see the wireless networks available via the Toshiba Radar but cannot connect to my usual wireless network.
  Also, the wireless network icon disappeared from my system tray and if I go to Control Panel/network connections, I can't even view available networks because there is no option to do so.

  Any ideas?
  the FN/F8 will work?
  Help! Please, I beg you!

  Have you tried using System Restore and restore the operating system on time earlier?
  Maybe this will remove the update installed, and you can again use the WLAN.

  Check it out.