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‎04-25-2021 01:36 PM

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Product: ENVY 6055
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit)
  • Ok, I purchased the ENVY 6055 for a home printer and had literal hell hooking it up to my mesh network (Deco). Apparently there is a setting in mesh networks called "fast roaming" that allows you to walk thru your house while on a wifi phone call without dropping the call when you switch routers in your network. This setting was NOT allowing my new printer to connect wirelessly to my network. By disabling that setting, the printer immediately connected as it should. Once I got the printer onto my network, I was able to in and turn off the fast roaming on the printer on its wireless connection and then I was able to go back into my router and re-enable fast roaming. Everything is good in the hood now!! Hope this helps someone. 
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