Category 02 of 10
Wi-Fi & Wireless
Wireless setup failures, dropped connections, router changes and slow Wi-Fi printing. Choose the guide that best matches what you see.
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#11
Printer Won't Connect to Wi-Fi
Printer won't join your Wi-Fi? Check the password, the 2.4 GHz band, the router's security mode and signal, then use the setup app or reset network settings.
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#12
Printer Keeps Dropping the Wi-Fi Connection
Printer keeps dropping off Wi-Fi? Check its signal strength, move it away from interference, pick a clear channel and update the printer and router firmware.
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#13
Printer Stopped Working After a New Router
Replaced your router and now the printer won't print? Reuse the old network name and password, or reconnect the printer, then update every computer.
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#14
Printer Can't See a 5 GHz Wi-Fi Network
Printer can't see your 5 GHz Wi-Fi? Find out which bands it supports, connect it to 2.4 GHz without slowing other devices, and fix dual-band setups.
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#15
Wi-Fi Direct Printing Not Working
Fix Wi-Fi Direct printing: turn the feature on, find its network name and password, stay connected when phones warn of no internet, and pair it in Windows.
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#16
WPS Push-Button Connection Fails
WPS push-button setup not connecting your printer? Check the router supports WPS, follow the two-minute window, fix security settings or use the password.
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#17
Wireless Printing Is Very Slow
Wireless printing taking ages? Work out whether the delay is the network or the printer, then fix signal, quality settings, large files, ports and spooling.
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#18
Printer Offline After Changing the Wi-Fi Password
Changed your Wi-Fi password and now the printer is offline? Give the printer the new password using its screen, WPS, the official app or a USB cable.
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#19
Printer and Computer on Different Networks
Printer and computer on different networks? Compare network names and addresses, avoid guest Wi-Fi and VPN conflicts, and fix double-router setups.
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#20
Printer Problems With Mesh Wi-Fi or Extenders
Printer unreliable on mesh Wi-Fi or an extender? Connect it to the right node, cable it to a node, avoid separate extender networks and reserve its address.