This thread has been locked for further replies. You can start a new thread to share your ideas or ask questions.Have tried disabling 5GHz, Turning Fast Roaming Off, and even a test guest network with very simple password (e.g. test1234). This printer has not had any issues connecting to previous routers, only Deco when I installed.
I have seen another thread on this which leads me to believe this is a bug.
shortly after posting this I realized that the printer only supported WPA2; not even the WPA2/WPA3 setting which is an issue with the printer itself (HP Envy 4500)
it appears for this printer that only 2.4GHZ , along with Fast Roaming disabled and WPA2-only is the winning combo.
looks like I will be going back to USB cable for now and upgrading to printer that supports modern wireless encryption and bands.
Hi, could you please also change the guest network to 2.4ghz only and set the wireless security mode to WPA2-PSK[AES]?
Would there be any error message when the HP printer failed to a Wi-Fi network?
By the way, may I know the model number of your HP printer?
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
shortly after posting this I realized that the printer only supported WPA2; not even the WPA2/WPA3 setting which is an issue with the printer itself (HP Envy 4500)
it appears for this printer that only 2.4GHZ , along with Fast Roaming disabled and WPA2-only is the winning combo.
looks like I will be going back to USB cable for now and upgrading to printer that supports modern wireless encryption and bands.
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