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‎05-26-2025 02:52 AM

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Hello.
I have an HP LaserJet Pro MFP M426fdw printer and I'm trying to connect it to my home network.
I have a TP-link Archer C6 router and the printer keeps getting angry and I can't log in to the network. I have two visible networks 2.4 and 5G. TV, NTB and mobile see both networks, but the printer only sees one and it still drops out sometimes. When I select network login on the printer, select the correct network and enter the password, it "logs in", but after a while it appears that it was not possible to log in.
Other devices work without any problems.
The printer is about 2.5 meters from the router. The signal is full.
Does anyone know what it could be?
Thank you very much for your help.

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‎05-26-2025 05:44 AM

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What about wired connection, it's better, you will have a stable and better connection then a wi-fi.




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