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Ran Wireless Network Test Report.  Results returned "normal"  However, I noticed  Wireless Networks Detected = 17

Can someone explain this finding?

 

Other network detected matching your network name (SSID) No

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The test is indicating that the printer is properly connected to your router.  It also detected sixteen other signals in range (seventeen total), but none of them have the same SSID.  This is all OK, although it seems you are in a relatively crowded area in terms of the number of WiFi "neighbors".   

 

Are you having issues connecting or staying connected?


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The test is indicating that the printer is properly connected to your router.  It also detected sixteen other signals in range (seventeen total), but none of them have the same SSID.  This is all OK, although it seems you are in a relatively crowded area in terms of the number of WiFi "neighbors".   

 

Are you having issues connecting or staying connected?


Bob Headrick,  HP Expert

I am not an employee of HP, I am a volunteer posting here on my own time.

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If my answer was helpful please click "Yes" to the "Was this post helpful" question.


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