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my printer, a HP 6500a, wont connect to wifi.

so im having an issue where my printer will not connect to my wifi. i used to have it on the network via a cat5 cable, but after moving it, its no longer possible. no problems, it has wifi. so before, i had the xb7 modem, id push the button, the blue light would blink, the printer would s

Ditching the Xfinity hardware is not an option. A new printer that has up to date technology is the acceptable solution for me. You didn't answer my question are printers that use wireless 802.11a/b/g/n compatible with the XB8 gateway? I went onlin

my printer, a HP 6500a, wont connect to wifi.

so im having an issue where my printer will not connect to my wifi. i used to have it on the network via a cat5 cable, but after moving it, its no longer possible. no problems, it has wifi. so before, i had the xb7 modem, id push the button, the blue light would blink, the printer would s

I'm never keen on changing factory defaults of any hardware. My old modem was an ARRIS TG1682 I still have the user guide, so I checked, and it provided 802.11a/b/g/n/ac connectivity. This modem worked perfectly with HP Smart and all my devices inclu

my printer, a HP 6500a, wont connect to wifi.

so im having an issue where my printer will not connect to my wifi. i used to have it on the network via a cat5 cable, but after moving it, its no longer possible. no problems, it has wifi. so before, i had the xb7 modem, id push the button, the blue light would blink, the printer would s

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my printer, a HP 6500a, wont connect to wifi.

so im having an issue where my printer will not connect to my wifi. i used to have it on the network via a cat5 cable, but after moving it, its no longer possible. no problems, it has wifi. so before, i had the xb7 modem, id push the button, the blue light would blink, the printer would s

I have the exact same problem; but I do not understand your answer at all. I have HP officejet 4630 which worked perfectly with my old modem. I am in the add Wi-Fi Client on the gateway itself but it seems a little too easy to be true. When I