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Both printers should work as the 4200 and 5200 series are listed here.
You can try these drivers but since both printer worked earlier I suspect the drivers are already loaded.
Possibly you are just losing connections: The printer or printers are on the wrong band 2.4ghz instead of 5 or vice-versa. They may have gone to sleep when when they woke up they were given different IP addresses then they had before.
If you have both printers online I really recommend you log into the modem / router and assign each printer a fixed IP address.
Many HP and other OEM printers have problems with the router when the router has two bands and both bands have the same name (SSID). Log into the modem and rename one of the bands. Alternately, contact your ISP and have them rename a band.
Or simply use Wi-Fi direct
Wi-Fi Direct can be used to avoid configuring the router. Watch this: 4252
Wi-Fi Direct is explained on page 88 of the User Manual for 52xx, this Wi-Fi setup avoids configuring the router
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Both printers should work as the 4200 and 5200 series are listed here.
You can try these drivers but since both printer worked earlier I suspect the drivers are already loaded.
Possibly you are just losing connections: The printer or printers are on the wrong band 2.4ghz instead of 5 or vice-versa. They may have gone to sleep when when they woke up they were given different IP addresses then they had before.
If you have both printers online I really recommend you log into the modem / router and assign each printer a fixed IP address.
Many HP and other OEM printers have problems with the router when the router has two bands and both bands have the same name (SSID). Log into the modem and rename one of the bands. Alternately, contact your ISP and have them rename a band.
Or simply use Wi-Fi direct
Wi-Fi Direct can be used to avoid configuring the router. Watch this: 4252
Wi-Fi Direct is explained on page 88 of the User Manual for 52xx, this Wi-Fi setup avoids configuring the router
Thank you for using HP products and posting to the community.
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this post useful click the Yes button. If I helped solve your
problem please mark this as a solution so others can find it
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