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‎07-02-2017 09:05 AM

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Product: HP Envy 5660

I have just had a new HughesNet router installed.  When  trying to establish a wifi connection with the HP printer I am asked for the 8 digit PIN that is on the router. There is no 8 digit PIN on the router.  I have put every number including the password that is on the router in and I get the message that it is incorrect.  I have the option of putting in the security key code, but I do not know where to find that either.  Please help, I have multiple items that need to be printed today.  Thank you,

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‎07-02-2017 09:27 AM

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You don't need any pin.

 

Simply run the Wireless Setup Wizard from the front panel of the printer.   Connect to your SSID with password.  Now run the setup software.

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