Connecting a network printer to wireless router.
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Connecting Printer to Wireless Network?
I have a Netgear wireless router am having difficulty connecting my printer to the wirelesss network. The two printers I have are Samsung and Brother. How can I connect my printers to the network.
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To be able to set up wireless printer configuration, there are three basic items that you need to have...
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I press and hold the WPS button on the router for 3 seconds like my printer tells me to do. Then the lights start blinking on the router and after 1 min. the printer screen says ...show more
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Run the software that came with the printer or download it from the printer maker's website. ~ Thanks...
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Problem connecting my wireless printer to my router?
I got a new printer for christmas and am only just getting round to setting it up properly, connected it using the USB cable but obviously i want it to connect wirelessly. Ive tried doing it like it says but it wont connect, printed out a test report...
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The problem is with your router and not your printer. You must access your router and configure it to...
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I set up a Canon network multifunction printer via wired network for my aunt. It just connected to the router with Ethernet, and she connected to the router wirelessly with her laptop, and it obviously worked fine, and she could print anywhere in the...
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This gets a little tricky. Technically, you could use a wireless print server and connect it to the...
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Is it possible for me to access my printer by connecting my laptop to the PC thru the router?
I need to print a document which is stored on my laptop but my printer is hooked up to my PC. I usually crawl under the desk to the back of the computer and unplug the printer's USB cable from the PC and plug it into my laptop, then print the document...
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If your PC is turned on you can share the printer so the laptop can connect to the printer through the...
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How do I share my printer and files on a home network?
Hi, I just bought a nice HP deskjet F4235 printer and I want to share it on my network at home. I plan on connecting it to my brother's Dell desktop computer by USB which is running Windows XP SP2. So, my guess is that I need to share something on my...
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Make sure your brother's computer and your laptop BOTH are connected to the same linksys router. Install...
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After switching to Virgin Media the network printer which worked successfully on the main computer and 3 laptops for years no longer works. The network printer is connected to the back of the new router via an ethernet cable (which was previously in...
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you need to reset the IP address of the Printer, it is possibly set to use an IP that is no longer valid...
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If I change my Wireless router channel will it mess up things on the network?
I have things connected to my network like my xbox and printer if i change the channel will it mess them up connecting to it? Would I have to change anything for them? Its a Linksys WRT54GS router
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No, for 98% of devices, even some configured manually, you should have no problems. Everything will...
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Can i connect a network printer directly to my laptop with Ethernet cable?
I'm picking up a cheap, good laser printer; however, it's a network printer only. It does not have wi-fi or a USB port. The normal way of connecting this is via Ethernet cable to my router and then use it as a network printer. However, my router is in...
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Yes, you can directly connect to the printer via your Ethernet while connected to your network with...
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Printer network name (SSID) not matching the wireless router network name (SSID)?
I have just moved and taken my laptop and wireless printer with me. However, having previously been able to use the printer...I cannot print as it just keeps saying there is a problem. When I printed a troubleshooting sheet it said 'your HP printer cannot...
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I will give this a try for you. Your routers is broadcasting a name representing your WIFI/Wireless...