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‎05-15-2018 08:59 PM - edited ‎05-15-2018 09:01 PM

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Product: CLX-3305FW

I have configured my printer with a static IP address, using WPA2 PSK AES encryption. Printing from the wireless network works fine from any computer or device.

 

But after a while, the printer just disconnect from the wireless network. Sometimes a few hours or a few days.

 

The blue "wireless" light is not lit. If I go to the printers menu and use the Wizard to scan the available network it can't see them.

 

To get it to connect again, I push and hold the power button for 5 second to reboot the printer. After the printer has rebooted, the printer connects to the network again. No need to touch the configuration, just reboot the printer. There are many other computers and phones and tablets and what not in the house, all working just fine over the wireless network.

 

I've had the problems for years, during which I change router 3 times. I now have an Asus RT-AC66U it that matters.

 

I contacted Samsung support about this, but it was useless, so I'm giving HP forums a chance... 

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