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12-04-2015 03:23 PM
Hi,
I have a query about adding more computers to my HP Printer.
I followed the instructions & thus I can print wirelessly from the Laptop I used during installation (after removing the USB cable).
I can also print wirelessly from our various iPads & iPhones (after changing WiFi to the printer).
But I cannot see how I can 'add' my daughter's laptop (Windows Vista) & my main desktop (Windows XP) computers, so they can print wirelessly too!
Does anyone know how to accomplish this?
I tried running the HP Printer installation Disc on my daughters laptop. It managed to recognise the printer, but sadly was unable to print.
Any help or suggestions would be very much appreciated.
Thank you very much,
Simon B.
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12-29-2015 02:58 PM
Hi, & Thanks,
I have fiinally found a solution to installing my HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Wireless Printer & then connecting 2nd, 3rd & subsequent laptop/desktops to it.
I initially reset the printer to remove any configuration, then I performed the following steps:-
Install on a laptop either using CD or might start by simply connecting USB cable to laptop. Follow instructions, do test print etc. (proving that the Wireless Network is setup correctly)).
Check wireless printing from this initial 1st laptop works, & also works from various ipads/iphones etc.
Problems were encountered when trying to get other laptops/desktops to print wirelessly (2nd & subsequent).
The following seemed to work:-
On other laptops/desktops (dont connect to printer with USB cable):-
1) Run Setup from CD,
2) Choose w1100 Series - Wireless Install,
3) Choose Install Printer Software (& view User Guide if want),
4) Choose Add another Printer (option 1),
5) Choose HP LJ Pro P1100w Series,
6) Choose 3rd option (connect to a Configured Wireless Network (the one established earlier),
7) Next, lots of software is installed,
😎 Identify Printer by choosing method to identify (select from a list),
9) Next to pin-hole (any) firewall,
10) Searches for printer, finds HP LJ Pro P1102w,
11) Next, TCP/IP data was:-
IP Address 192.168.2.46
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.2.1
Host Name NPI1C754F
12) (Stupid 'Password Required' box kept appearing a few times - X to close),
13) Enable Direct Print,
14) Next,
Finally Success! Did Test Prints from as many computers/idevices I could find.
Thanks very much. I hope the above may help someone else!
12-07-2015
01:39 PM
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03-15-2017
04:09 PM
by
OscarFuentes
Hi @simonbond,
Welcome back to the HP Support Forums! I read your post and see that you are unable to print from the Laptop and Desktop, but you can print over the wireless network with another Laptop and the iPads & iPhones. I would like to help you resolve this issue. If this helps you to reach a solution, please click the "Accept as Solution" button down below in this message. If you wish to say thanks for my effort to help, click the " Thumbs Up " to give me a Kudos.
Print a configuration page to get the printer's IPv4 address, Printing a Configuration Page. Select Method two.
If you have a valid IPv4 address for the printer, then try and access the Embedded Web Server for the printer from the Laptop and the Desktop.
Type the IPv4 address into your web browser's address bar. (Internet Explorer)
Check the port showing on the computer, to make sure it matches the current IPv4 for the printer.
Go to Start, Control Panel, Printers/Printers and Faxes, right click the printer and left click Printer Properties, select the Ports tab, it should be checked on TCP/IP.
Click on configure port to view the IP address.
If the IPv4 address doesn't match the IPv4 address for the printer, then create a new port with the new IPv4 address.
Close the configure port window.
Make sure the printer is online.
Test the printer.
If the problem persists, download and run the Print and Scan Doctor, it will diagnose the issue and might automatically resolve it. What were the results when you ran the Print and Scan Doctor?
Please let me know the outcome and if there is anything else I can help you with. Thank you.
I work on behalf of HP
Click the Thumbs Up below to say “Thanks” for helping!
12-29-2015 02:58 PM
Hi, & Thanks,
I have fiinally found a solution to installing my HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Wireless Printer & then connecting 2nd, 3rd & subsequent laptop/desktops to it.
I initially reset the printer to remove any configuration, then I performed the following steps:-
Install on a laptop either using CD or might start by simply connecting USB cable to laptop. Follow instructions, do test print etc. (proving that the Wireless Network is setup correctly)).
Check wireless printing from this initial 1st laptop works, & also works from various ipads/iphones etc.
Problems were encountered when trying to get other laptops/desktops to print wirelessly (2nd & subsequent).
The following seemed to work:-
On other laptops/desktops (dont connect to printer with USB cable):-
1) Run Setup from CD,
2) Choose w1100 Series - Wireless Install,
3) Choose Install Printer Software (& view User Guide if want),
4) Choose Add another Printer (option 1),
5) Choose HP LJ Pro P1100w Series,
6) Choose 3rd option (connect to a Configured Wireless Network (the one established earlier),
7) Next, lots of software is installed,
😎 Identify Printer by choosing method to identify (select from a list),
9) Next to pin-hole (any) firewall,
10) Searches for printer, finds HP LJ Pro P1102w,
11) Next, TCP/IP data was:-
IP Address 192.168.2.46
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.2.1
Host Name NPI1C754F
12) (Stupid 'Password Required' box kept appearing a few times - X to close),
13) Enable Direct Print,
14) Next,
Finally Success! Did Test Prints from as many computers/idevices I could find.
Thanks very much. I hope the above may help someone else!
