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‎10-03-2021 02:49 PM

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Product: P1102W
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I changed to AT&T fiber, and my HP1102W laser printer can no longer connect to wireless.

The blue WiFi LED simply blinking forever.

I tried everything in AT&T forum, HP forum.
Reset printer to factory default, reinstall…none of them worked.

 

At last, exhausted, I access 191.168.1.254  the advanced setting of the router.

Since the printer is at 2.4GHz, so click the “click here for details “ link under 2.4GHz to access WiFi tab,

then choose “Advanced Option“ at top of page,

it will prompt you for device access code which you can find it at back of the router.

Next is the key: I changed bandwidth from default 20MHz to 40MHz. Then save.

 

The WiFi blue LED stopped blinking. The printer is connected.

Super happy when the test page is printed through wireless successfully.

 

Hope this helps to others who are also struggled for days.

 

 

 

 

 

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