With the rising development of technologies, the world is inventing and discovering newer innovations. Living in these exciting times, apart from being amazed all the time, most of us are quite lost in between catching up with too much. Now, you know where YOLO came from. Such is the case with printers and computers these days, and the wireless network has thrown the ball out of the stadium entirely. All is well and fine till now, but what happens when you are clueless about the connectivity of your HP printer!
- Print a Wireless Network Test report using the printer control panel. Many of the printers are available currently, according to the HP Support, are such where you simply have to click the Wireless button and it allows direct access to printing this report.
- The Wireless Network Test is requires for Network Configuration page so that you can compare the IP addresses of your printer and network gateway. The printout will make it ascertain whether your network connection is even present. For instance: If the IP address starts with 169 or 0 then the printer isn't connected.
- Or else you can type the printer's IP address into a Web browser and check the access on your PC’s internal settings.
- Look for the appropriate menu for changing IPv4 settings on your printer.
- Set an IP address manually, ensure router's DHCP within your range. Now you can use something as high as 250 if you're unsure, or contact the router manufacturer for better understanding.
- Set the subnet address as something like 255.255.255.0
- Now, use the earlier mentioned router's IP address on both gateway address and first DNS field.
- Restart both your router and your printer.
Wireless printing is not without its fair share of issues but for every issue you have with your printer, we are here to help. You can call our HP printer support Ireland +353-766803285 for any kind of assistance regarding your printer. We will positively troubleshoot your problem at any point of time you ask us for.
