Officejet 8600 plus WiFi connection

[NortonKarp]

When I look at the available WiFi signals on my cell phone, I see my printer is emiting a WiFi signal (Name: "HP-Print-20-Office") but it's asking for a password and I don't know how to get into the system to change whatever it is.

I know somewhere I should be able to contact an HP web server to rest my password from my registered email address. But I haven't found it yet.

Any suggestions?

[sabretooth04]

You must print out the Wireless Config sheet from the printer to see the printers password. You don't have a router, correct?

[NortonKarp]

@sabretooth04 wrote:
You must print out the Wireless Config sheet from the printer to see the printers password. You don't have a router, correct?

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I don't see where to print the "Wireless Config sheet". Can you tell me step-by-step where I can find it on an Officejet 8600 plus?

Yes, I do have a wireless router. But it's situated too far in front of the apartment to effectivally reach the back where I am. And no, I can't move the router closer because it'll end up in the middle of a long hallway and neither my wife nor I want to trip over it in the night. It already has a signal extender to *just* reach the back room. But the signal is still too weak. 

[sabretooth04]

I'm not sure what you are seeing is your printer.  Do me a favor.  Turn your printer off.  Now scan again on your phone and let us know if you see that SSID.

Reason- I can't find in the User Guide that your printer supports Wireless Direct.

[NortonKarp]

When I shut off the printer, this is what comes up (above). The "HOME-DA86" must be from a nearby house as I've never seen this signal before. But this proves the "HP-Print-20-Office" SSID is mine.

When I turn the printer back on I get it back again (see below).

Now if I can only log into it.

[NortonKarp · Accepted solution]

I finally found it! I had to go to Youtube to find How-To videos that HP uploaded on how to print the setup page you suggested. It provided a step-by-step procedure on how to find the Network Setup Page. The password is a series of numbers, not a word or phrase like I thought it might be. I'm officially logged in with greater signal and speed. Thanks for your help.