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06-17-2016 05:39 PM
Hello
Thank you for help in advance. Hopefully you can help.
I have a Hp laserjet p1005 printer. A desktop. Tablet. and laptop all running windows 10 64bit. I also have a couple of mobile phones both running android and an iphone. I also have a NAS and a Media pc.
I am also using a network switch.
Majority of the computers are connected to the switch.
My question is if its possible to connect the printer to to my home network via ethernet. I want the printer in a different room away from all computers but i would still like it accessible to all my devices.
I have a few things i can utilise. A spare wireless router. A usb to ethernet converter plug thing. preferably i would like it hard wired to the switch. But for all my trying i cant seem to get it working.
I am quite computer savvy and can follow instructions very well.
any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Thank you.
James
06-18-2016 11:29 AM
Hi @Jamesguy1
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I understand that you would like to connect your p1005 to your network. I would like to help.
According to the User Guide you can connect the printer via Ethernet cable. Here is a link to the User Guide. http://www.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01067075.pdf
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