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I bought a HP5222 printer which can connect either by USB or wireless. I would like to connect it to my ethernet (RJ45) network. Can I buy an adapter to go from USB-B to Ethernet and it would work? I have multiple printers that I would like to do connect to my wired network. Are there better solutions?

 

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Hi @V2413,

 

I'd like to help!

 

HP does not recommend this type of connectivity or has tested it.

You may try it at your own discretion.

 

Hope this helps! 

 

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Do you have a suggestion how to connect it to a "wired network" (via RJ45)?

 

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 Connect the printer to the network

Connect the Ethernet cable to the printer and to the router, switch, or hub so that the printer is found during the installation.

  1. Turn on the printer.

  2. Remove any plug or protective cover from the Ethernet port  on the rear of the printer.

  3. Connect the Ethernet cable to the printer and an available port on the router.

    Connecting the Ethernet cable to the printer and to the router, switch, or hub

Hope this helps!

 

Keep me posted!

 

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