Two separate printers wireless printing

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• can I use the HP Wireless printing Upgrade Kit to a usb splitter to connect two HP printers?

  

  HP Photosmart C5280 - ┐

  Separator │USB ├ - HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit - PC

  HP LaserJet P1505n - ┘

  Is it possible?

  Yes, it's possible!

• HP OfficeJet 3830: Two HP printers on the same wireless network?

  I have two HP printers on my wireless network. First HP Deskjet 3520 (installed for a few years). The second HP OfficeJet 3830 (new). Two software printer installed on the same computer from HP Desktop running Windows 10-64 bit.

  Two printers put in place for wireless operation. Questions: the 3830 analyse, said the software is not installed (I am online for drivers and installed everything except the photo software.) After the scan does not work, I went back online and installed all the software, but it still says the softwar not installed. Having two printers the problem? Should I uninstall the old 3520? Any help would be appreciated.

  @bman55

  Best I can tell by looking at the installation packages, two software are not in conflict with one another, in other words, it should be possible to connect two printers.

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP OfficeJet 3830

  File name: OJ3830_72.exe

  Communicate details

  Exit the: 8 may 2015

  Version 36.0

  E-all-in-one printers HP Deskjet 3520

  File name: DJ3520_1315 - 1.exe

  Communicate details

  Exit the: 3 November 2015

  Version 28.8

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  Ideas

  Check that both printers do not seek to use the same IP address - to connect to your router and check the list of attached devices.

  If you wish, you can assign a static IP address for each printer.

  Static IP address for printer

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  Make sure that the Direct wireless is not enabled at the same time as you try to use a standard wireless connection.  (Using a router) wireless standard and Direct wireless are not compatible, that is, they cannot be activated / used at the same time.

  If you do NOT directly use wireless:

  Toggle the Direct wireless (on the printer) to ensure that it is effectively disabled - it might be lying to you. Toggle start / STOP to make sure that it is actually DISABLED.

  Connectivity information:

  OfficeJet 3830 user guide, Chapter 8

  Deskjet 3520 user guide, Chapter 8

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  If you have recently migrated to Windows 10, it is likely that the printing software didn't like (or survive) the transition to the newer operating system.  Remove the existing program of printer > restart > download and install a new copy of the Full Feature software > restart

  Install the full features software - printer

  NOTE: If the computer has recently migrated to Windows 10, you may need to remove the existing printer software > restart > download and install the new copy of the Full Feature software > restart

  • The Windows 10 printer Frenzy section

  At some point, you can try to restart everything, including your router - the "clutter" could unravel with a fresh playing field.

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• Photosmart more B209a_m: Virgin Super Hub does not connect with the wireless printer

  We recently upgraged to a new blank media 3 hub, the printer is connected to a Hp Windows Vista desktop via USB, other devices (laptops and tablets) could access the wireless printer when the computer is turned on.

  I also created the same printer to be used wireless by the other devices without the Office of marketing, it was a pain having to keep it logging on when he fell asleep. The printer had a different name if you are using one.

  After that the hub of the Virgin was installed I can is no longer using the printer without the Office being wireless, the new Center can not find the printer connects as is done before that other laptops, I had no problem with my old hub and a separate router.

  I've tried everything as suggested by Virgin (not much there) and reinstalled my drivers for the printer. Any suggestions what I can do?

  Hi @Confused_Nanna,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I read your post about how you cannot connect your HP Photosmart b209 printer to your wireless network. I'm happy to discuss this issue for you!

  Please, try the steps in this guide, printer is offline (Windows) as well as this guide, the printer is not maintaining the wireless connection.

  If you are unable to reach a resolution, please 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 that this post helps!

• DeskJet 2546 b: Wireless print job stays in queue and poster printer offline after the upgrade to Windows 10

  I write a fix I found for a pretty annoying problem involving 10 Windows and HP wireless printers.

  My Deskjet 2546-b printer was printing OK wireless to the point 8.1 of Windows until that I upgraded my computer to Windows 10. Immediately after I upgraded to Windows 10, I could not scan, so I reinstalled the printer software and has worked for a day or two and then the printer would print not unless I restarted the printer or the computer - sometimes 2 or 3 times. This went on for a few weeks, sometimes it would be nice, sometimes, usually after the computer restarts, he would simply go offline. Once, he went offline 3 times when I was printing about 20 postage labels, recently he went 1 week without any problems.

  Long story short, after a lot of troubleshooting and to help a friend to HP, I found the problem to be associated with the WSD/service Port in Windows 10. My printer still maintains a stable connection with my Netgear router (wireless to the printer light stays on blue) and I was able to scan from the HP software and I could ping the printer... but printing would be just stuck in the print queue (the spooler service) and the printer showed offline in the queue, hardware and windows devices , or when printing from a program like Windows.

  I learned that if I went in devices and printers, until I sent a print job, if the printer showed offline, I could save time by restarting the printer simply and he would come every time (less painful) online.

  

  But it's just a solution and not a solution.

  Nothing worked... not even print and scan doctor. The final fix that worked was to define an IP address manually for the printer, and then I put the print driver to use a standard TCP/IP port.

  Here is the step by step. Your printer must already be connected to your network (solid blue on printer).

  Step 1: Make sure your printer uses a manual IP address

  (1) to obtain the IP address of your printer:

  • If your printer has a control panel with a menu, it's easy... Just look in the settings menu without wire/report and write your printer IPv4 address.
  • If your printer is not a menu of fancy and repower the computer and printer HP Print and Scan Doctor network menu display use (wireless), or you can connect to your router from a web browser (usually 192.168.1.1) and look at attached IPs (like me). Some printers can also print a report of the network when you hold down some buttons everything back up and running, but you will need to search the web site of the Internet or HP to find the process for your printer model - the report displays the IP Address of the printer.

  (2) once you have the IP address of the printer number, type this information in a web browser... like 192.168.1.x (where x is the last number of your printer)

  Web page of the printer should find - otherwise, use another browser (you can use a tablet or iPad if you want). HP has several different forms of printing of web pages (embedded web servers) depending on your printer model, but they all have a large number of parameters.

  (3) since the network tab or section, look for a manual IP address configuration.

  

  (4) suggest an IP address or type in a new.  I've personally used suggest and then replaced by the last number 241. You want to use a high number, something in the order of 240 to 250 to reduce the risk of problems caused by your router assign this number to something else on your network. Note the 4 digits for the new IP address manual, you will use them later.

  5) click apply and close the web page of the printer.

  Step 2: Make the print driver using the manual IP address of the printer

  Open the devices and printers in Windows, right click on your printing device and select printer properties. Follow the prompts to get the WSD port and on a new local port...

  

  1) click on the ports tab.

  (2) add the Port.

  (3) click on after the first screen, and then click new port type.

  (4) enter the IP address of the printer.

  (5) next.

  (6) select the new port.

  7) click OK.

  You have now two pilots displayed in the printers and devices window, you can now print... but you might not be able to scan and the HP printing software may not work as he might want to lets you add a new printer when you open it... If Yes, proceed to step 3.

  Step 3: Remove print devices and install a new one.

  Need to do this to get the software back HP synchronized so you can scan.

  (1) right click 2 print devices listed in the window of your printer and remove them by clicking on remove device.

  (2) open the HP printer Assistant software (from the icon on the desktop or you can search Windows by using the name of your printer).

  (3) installation/add a new printer... go fast and a new device icon is added to the printers and devices window.

  4) return to the printers and devices window and open the properties of the printer again for your printer icon.

  5) go to the ports tab (yet) and you'll see a new selected WSD port, select Port Standard, you created earlier in step 2.

  (6) you have now two print devices in the window (again), but now everything should work.

  These two devices alone from here on out. Do not remove one and everything should work fine. At least it worked for me. I hope it works for you. I'm hoping a Windows update resolves this problem soon, I see many people who cannot print or scan wireless after they upgraded - not just the stuff of HP.

• LaserJet M1212nf: Problems setting up wireless printing

  I can set up to print from my laptop with a USB connection to the printer. I want to be able to print when away from my office, so have tried for 2 years, on and off, to get my printer to print wireless. I spent probably 10 + hours trying to get this set up. In the end, I always end up having to reinstall the printer with the same old USB connection.

  It drives me crazy. I'm a tech writer for a society of software and very savvy in computer science. However, my non-techie family have all managed to set up wireless printing at their home in 5 minutes or less with different brands of printers.

  Here are the steps that I followed, although I also tried many variations, like trying with my USB cable connected or disconnected.

  (1) uninstall the current installation of the printer (USB).

  (2) on the printer itself, make sure that the settings > network settings are the default values.

  (3) using the latest drivers and installation .exe from the HP site, start a new installation of the printer.

  (4) when you are prompted, select "wireless."

  RESULT: even if my firewall is turned OFF, search and indicates that he is there any printer on the network. (Huh? Which network?)

  (5) try again once and this time select "Network Setup."

  RESULT: even if my firewall is turned OFF, search and says that it cannot detect a network.

  If the wireless installation requires a network, but network installation does not cause a network to install, I don't know where to go from here.

  (6) I also tried downloading and installing the ePrint utility, but when I'm at halfway through the installation, it tells me that it cannot find my printer.

  I am suspicious that my model M1212nf MFP may even not allow for wireless printing. Some info on the HP site says to check a particular button lights up to indicate that the printer is online. This light does not exist on my printer model. However, the parameters of the printer from my physics has parameters such as: "show IP address," etc., which would lead me to believe that it can work wireless.

  I have read all the help related HP printer, and there is nothing which explains, in simple language, what are the types of cables, I need to set up a network and the Wi - Fi connection, when to plug them in, what facilities to perform on the many Add - ons available, etc.. I don't know that it's a 5 minute process if there was just a good explanation in the help of the UP of how do. Assistance would be appreciated!

  Hello @SKYdiz,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you have had problems for the last 2 years and spent many hours trying to configure your HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf MFP for wireless printing. At this point I'll provide more information about it. First of all, are sitting you?

  Unfortunately, the HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf multifunction printer isn't a model wireless printer. The "nf" at the end of the name of the printer is the abbreviation of 'network, fax. Therefore, if your printer is not able to connect to your router wireless, it CAN connect with an ethernet cable.

  All you need to do is connect an ethernet cable to the back of your printer to your router. That all devices connected to this router even (whether through wireless or wired ethernet connections) would be able to 'see' your printer on the network and print it on your printer. For more information on configuring ethernet on your printer, please visit: Setup the printer to a wired network in Windows 7 for HP's LaserJet printers.

  Now, if an ethernet connection does not work in your specific network, HP makes other Laserjet models that do not use the wireless function. Here are two LaserJet who are black only, multifunction wireless units that resemble your current printer model: HP LaserJet MFP HP LaserJet MFP M225dw Pro and M127fw Pro.

  Please let me know if this clears up any confusion. If you have other questions or concerns, I'll be more than happy to help you. Happy new year!

• Samsung tablet wireless printing

  I'm trying to connect the samsung tablet to hp officejet wireless printer 4610 I downloaded the correct application, but my samsung keep showing I can only print on a samsung printer.  My iphone worked perfectly

  Hello and welcome to the HP support community!

  Samsung has coded the "Print" function to look for their own printers.

  To use ePrint, you need to choose 'Share' instead, and then directly the ePrint file or send the file as an attachment to your printer.

  The latter assumes that you have registered your printer with HP Connect and have received the e-mail address for him.

  Another solution is an option of $13.  There are two programs in the game store tailored to devices from Samsung - PrinterShare and PrintHand.  I used both to print on my printer wifi and BlueTooth OfficeJet 150.

  (I am not affiliated with each application, just an end user).

  WyreNut

• Wireless printing solution

  Your answer in the link below regarding "black ink only" development on the HP Office Jet 6700 Premium was very useful. I am looking to buy a color wireless printer which also allows you to print in "black ink only" without the use of ink color. What are the best to meet this need? I looked at the HP Envy 5355. Who would meet my needs?

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/Ink-toner-cartridge-printhead-issues/HP-OfficeJet-6700-premium-won-t-PR...

  Thank you very much for the help!

  The envy 5355 user manual indicates on page 49, it supports the mode single cartridge.  This printer has a black cartridge and a tricolor cartridge. This printer will support printing with one or more empty colors, or with one of the cartridges completely disappear.

  HP and other printer manufacturers have technology another printer for different needs.  For ink jet printers:

  • Some have integrated into the ink cartridges print heads.  These printers can print generally with one or more of the colors completely empty, or even with color or black cartridges (but not both) removed. 5355 Envy is an example.
  • Other printers have separate replaceable printheads and inks.  An example would be the Officejet 7110 printer.  In these printers print head can be replaced if they are damaged by running the printhead with colors off.  Some of these printers allow printing with a color, the other will not.  If the printer is run without ink in one or several colours, the printer may be damaged, but the user may be able to recover without having to send to the printer for the service.
  • Other printers have permanent print heads.  To run only those without little ink in all colours would risk causing damage to the print head because of clogs, air ingested in the printhead or grilled printhead resistances of shooting. The Officejet 6700 is an example of this type of printer. For printers with fixed print heads that could require the service to get the printer to print properly again when the ink is finally replaced.

  The document described here how the ink is used.  The document is written for inkjet printers HP the same principles apply to printers inkjet from other manufacturers.

• HP P1102W WIRELESS PRINTING HAS STOPPED WORKING

  Our P1102W lost the wi - fi connection and we cannot get it back.  Seems to be a printer WiFi issue.

  It is one of two HP printers (other is a 5510) using a wifi network at home (WPA2, w/password), accessible by a Dell laptop and an Apple MacBook AIr (mines).  Two computers can access the 5510.  Both lost the P1102W.

  The blue network on the P1102W is no longer regularly lights up.  By pressing the button on the P1102W wireless accomplishes nothing.  Electric bike achieves nothing (but used).  Moving the printer does not help.  P1102w works fine on USB key.

  We tried to reset the Modem and the router. No change.

  We have reinstalled the software. No change.

  We tried to run the instructions from HP to make the printer wireless using Printer HTML Config Utility, but there page does not load in Safari. (Very frustrating).

  Self test shows

  Firmwarer Datacode 20120814

  Version of the driver software = 20091104

  State of the information network not connected

  Hardware address = 00:00:00:00:00:00

  IPv4 = 0.0.0.0

  Subnet mask = 0.0.0.0

  default gateway = 0.0.0.0

  Hello name =

  802. 11 b / g wireless

  Status = active

  Comm mode = invest

  Name the network SSID = myuniquenetworkname

  = WPA/WPA2 authentication

  IP configured by = manual

  Server DHCP/BOOTP = 0.0.0.0

  0.0.0.0 WINS server

  Printing of pages = 6218 so far

  Hi @maddog8212 ,

  I see that you have lost connection with the P1102w wireless. I will definitely do my best 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.

  Plug the USB cable from the printer to the computer.

  I have provided Windows and Mac steps, you can choose how you want to set up the printer again.

  Windows as follows:

  Run the Wireless Setup to set up the printer on the network again.

  Go to start, all programs, HP, HP Laserjet P1102w, then select Wireless Network Configuration.

  Steps to configure the wireless.

  Then, unplug the USB cable.

  Test the printer.

  Mac as follows: (since you mentioned that you had the HTML option for your Mac)

  Make sure that Safari is set as default browser. (sometimes the SAP will not open if it is not set by default)

  Open Safari, at the top, select the Safari menu, select Preferences, general, as a default value.

  Close all applications.

  In the Apple menu bar, click Go, computer, MAC hard drive, library, Printers, HP, LaserJet, click the folder for your printer, click browser EWS or HTML config, it should open the webserver integrated for the printer to set up the wireless, and then click the network tab, click on wireless on the left and fill out your information. (be sure to infrastructure is selected and alpha or numeric is selected) Apply the settings.

  You should get a solid blue light on the printer in 1 minute about.

  Remove the USB driver, then add the network printer:

  Click on the Apple.
  Click on System Preferences.

  Click the printing and scanning.

  Select the printer, and then click the sign - to remove the printer. (USB driver)

  Unplug the USB cable.

  Then click on the + sign and select the printer from the list and click Add. (Hello P1102w)

  Try to print.

  If you have run Setup for the wireless again on Mac in the first place, on the Windows computer, simply create a new port.

  Go to start, devices and printers, click right on the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the ports tab.

  Click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.

• Debugging a "Wired/Wireless Printer connection.

  Suddenly, I have a problem with my printer Epson WF4650 age of 1 month. My setup at home is fairly simple

  (1) printer is wired (Ethernet) to a classic Netgear router

  (2) I have two laptops (the two Dell laptps) that print (a Vista and a Win7) wireless to my router (and it allows access to the printer)

  (3) things worked pretty well, although I often had a message for the dialog box 'Printers and devices' under the State which is "error - printing". He would go from time to time, I would cancel the job and re - print and it would work. I would say that this was maybe 1-5 jobs on.

  Earlier today, I printed a work without a problem, so I tried to print another short document. I get the message "error - printing". And now everything that I try to print creates this final result.  Things that which do not help.

  (1) restart my PC

  (2) print another document (a Wordpad doc with a single line)

  (3) print from another computer.

  (4) restart EVERYTHING (laptop, printer, router)-I also did a "hard restart" on the printer (unplugged) "

  5) re - defining the ethernet between my router and printer connectors

  (6) my PRINTERS folder is empty (thingey of print spooler)

  (7) the printer seems fine for purposes of printing information about the State of the control panel

  (8) I find the Guide of the curious user, especially in the context of things networking. I don't see even my configuration in the list, but I can't imagine it not supported (and it worked for a month). But I don't know enough to be able to understand what he said.

  I have zero problems with internet traffic, BTW. Modem connection cable.

  I did an IPCONFIG / renew, but this was not helpful.

  My network is on zero. I can't even say the output of the IPCONFIG/All command, whether or not my printer is known to be connected to my router.

  I don't know where I should look then (printer, router, computer laptop, combination, etc.). Suggestions?

  Thank you. ;

  Dave

  I continued to dig into the manual, found a term that I had misunderstood (causing me to jump to the relevant section of the manual) and found a step that had to be done. And it is to disable WI - FI (I am connected to my router).

  Of course I was not connected via WI - FI (stumbled upon some sort of problem with my firewall, so I just plugged the thing). And I have no idea why I went from "occasional failures" to "cannot print a single thing, darn" by doing nothing more than find and open a jpg file to print.

  But I'm going to mark this one resolved, as I don't seem to be able to print again.

  Dave

  Dave

• Cannot set up and install a wireless printer. HP Photosmart the 427 UDP Port

  I know this question has been posted several times, and before I go, I want to report that I was researching spending last week and try every possible solution I've read. So I hope that someone can offer some new or still has outstanding question.

  Equipment: HP laptop, Windows 7, HP Photosmart Plus B209 all-in-one, Netgear WNDR3700 (Dual Band), Norton 360 Antivirus/Firewall

  My laptop and printer are both about two years. I have the wireless printer set up in my previous home on a different network (more old netgear router). No issues what so ever.

  So I recently moved into a new home, bought a new router and set up a wireless network. Everything works fine without thread; two laptops, xbox, ps3, tv, cell phones, etc.). I finally had time to set up the printer. USB works fine. But it can not configure for wireless use. I get the infamous (together with HP printers) error message that my computer cannot communicate with the printer and I need to open port 427 UDP. Tried twice more, but no dice.

  Uninstalled all HP software and the printer driver and re-downloaded/installed the latest things from HP website. Tried to install the printer and Wireless Setup again, but still no dice. USB works fine.

  And there began my long trip. Here is the list of things that I did without success, and I'm sure I did right. Turn off my firewall (norton and windows). Opens UDP Port 427 (norton and windows). 427 on my router (port forwarding) open UDP port. Maunally added the printer through windows as a wireless device. Manually add a network printer.

  I still get the same error of UDP port 427. Please PLEASE help me. tI really want to fix this and refuse to believe that something as simple as it is not repairable. Printers are cheap and I don't mind buying a new one (not HP), but I have enough stubborn to give my with trivial issues such as this.

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  I suggest you contact HP support for help.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/contact.html

  Hope this information helps.

• laptop is not recognizing wireless printer installed

  I use Windows 7 and I have a wireless printer. I installed the printer eleven times. Every two days the laptop no longer recognizes the printer so I need to reinstall it to use it. I tried to remove the older printers after I installed the printer. I am able to delete the printer, but it manifests itself later. How can I get my laptop to remove the additional printers (which refer to the same physical printer) and install the wireless printer without reinstalling every two days?

  My last laptop worked fine with the printer wireless, and there's another user who connects to the printer wireless also. I have established that it is my system not the printer.

  Any help anyone could offer would be great.

  Thank you!

  Melanie

  If you have 10 printers showing removing all but one. Select Start, Control Panel, devices and printers, right-click on the printer icon and select Remove the instrument.

• C4380 wireless printing does not work

  Please help, I have spent hours on it does not.

  until recently, under snow leopard, I had no probs printing c4380 wirelessly.

  While my sisters, I tried to print something out on his printer and its drivers installed. Then, I deleted these drivers.

  I could still print wireless, but suddenly it has stopped working. I tried most of the things, I uninstalled and installed the software again.

  passes the test (on the printer) the printer wireless network, but when I print I get a message saying that it does not connect. I can print when connected via USB. I seem to sometimes added... to get two versions of usb hp printer photosmart c4380 and the other something like photosmart c4380 [22437].

  I cannot open the Web page in-house printers and don't know how to get around this problem. When you open the printer utility, it will do via USB, but not wireless.

  on the HP configuration utility, most of the time it says no wifi network have been discovered. He always correctly will allow me to enter the SSID and WPA WEK key and will link this way but still not printing. Sometimes, if I have two photosmart printers and f22437 as active printer (the f22437 indicates a network address in the Setup utility), but if I then select usb connected that he'll show my wifi network in the detectable window of the Setup utility. so I connect, but still it says unable to connect when I actually try and print.

  IM using a time capsule and wonder if the problem with that. the other day, he made up a window saying there was a problem with him and has the mac address this problem, which he seems to have done.

  help before I go crazy!

  OK... phew.

  all restarted. MacBook. router. modem. Time capsule.

  wireless printing now works again!

  Phew. and to think im sitting here alone to try to solve this problem in Switzerland where I live for six hours and her 02:35.

  in any case, Bravo to you chaps for your great suggestions.

• I'm unable to connect a Canon wireless printer to my Time Capsule / Airport utility

  Looking for advice on how to connect to a Canon wireless printer to my wireless (Time Capsule).  Airport utility does not see an option to add a WiFi printer.

  If you are referring to the method of adding a printer WPS...

  Open AirPort Utility

  Click on the image of the time Capsule

  Click the Edit button in the window that appears

  Click on the menu of The Base Station ... up where you see the icon Apple, file, window, help and other menus at the top of the computer screen top

  Click Add a WPS printer

  

  There are two methods available... . First of all try (which is identical to a button press the Time Capsule) and PIN, using a code. Choosing the right method according to the instructions provided in the installation Guide for your printer.

• HP Officejet 4620 e-all-in-one stop wireless print whenever it is turned off

  My HP 4620 stop wireless print whenever it is turned off, although it is connected to the network (by the results of the test network wireless, pass & the quality of the signal is excellent).  No troubleshooting - HP Print & Scan Doctor work there is no help, I have to uninstall & reinstall the printer each time to be able to print wireless again.

  I use it on/on button to turn the printer off, don't disconnect not.

  Please help, or I need to return to the store, this is the third time!

  I also had the same issue and after a few game it seemed to have fixed so here's what I did... Hope this helps someone else.

  -My printer is connected to my wireless network.

  -On my computer that I'm connected to the printer through the IP address 192.168.1.153... (Yours may vary) in a browser

  * You can find the ip address printers on the control panel of the printers by pushing the wireless button and pushing the ok option 1, it should appear with the intensity of the signal and the ip address is at the bottom.

  -Once I was on the Printers page in my browser, I went to the tab network at the top.

  -Then to Internet Printing Protocol section (on the left in the advanced settings)

  -On my own PPI was already on, but the location was empty I put a '1' in the location box and then applied settings.

  -C' is the only thing that I changed and now my printer is asleep as always, but when I print something from my iphone, mac or pc it wakes up and prints as it is supposed to!

  BTW before I went to the printer via the browser. I changed layout sleep in 15 minutes via the Control Panel on the printer itself, don't know if it helped the issue or not because I still had the problem of sleep after I set the timer to 15 minutes instead of 5 min. But I solved my problem after performing the steps above!

  Also note that on the one hand some ppl on here say it's a network problem or a router! This is NOT the case I never even tried these roads and I solved my problem only by changing the setting of the printer! I have not set a static ip address or something like that!  The above steps is things ONLY I touched and my problem is SOLVED!

  Router: NETGEAR AT & T 7550 wireless router/dsl Modem

  -Security: WPA2-PSK (AES)

  -Printer connected to the router via WPS (push button configuration)

  Printer: HP Officejet 4620e all-in-one

  Computer: Apple iMac OS X Version (connected to the network via wifi) 10.7.5

  Dell running Windows 7 server (connected to the network via wifi)

  Apple iPhone 4S (connected to the network via wifi)