Whenever you connect the hp Deskjet printer to wifi on Windows 10 you will get a prompt “Enter WPS Pin for HP Printer“. If you are using an HP printer and trying to install the printer on windows 10, then you might need a WPS Pin to connect the HP printer to a wireless network. Because HP Printers use WPS technology to connect with wireless gadgets. WPS is the latest technology that is used by various devices to communicate with each other. It helps you to create a secure connection between devices. WPS Pin is safe, secure, and faster than a USB connection.
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How to connect hp Deskjet printer to wifi on Windows 10
How to connect hp Deskjet printer to wifi on Windows 10
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A. Prepare for the connection
Make sure the wireless connection is working fine and the other wireless devices like a phone or laptop can connect and access the internet.
Identify your Network name and Network password. This information will be used to find and connect to your network on the wireless printer.
Make sure the router and computer are turned on, and that the computer is connected to the same wireless network to which the printer will be connected. Turn on the printer and place it close to the computer and within range of the router during the setup procedure.
B. Connect printer to the wireless network
The process for this will vary depending on the printer. The Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and password information will be required.
- Many printers allow connecting to the wireless network using the built-in menu system. The following image shows a sample interface. Other printers will have a different interface.
- If the printer and router both support WPS push-to-connect, simply push the WPS button on the printer, then press the WPS button on the router within two minutes. The connection will be made automatically.
- Some older wireless printers may require connecting to a computer first to set up the wireless connection. This is common if the printer does not have a built-in menu, but does support wireless.
Read the printers user guide if you have trouble connecting. If the manual cannot be found, try downloading a PDF copy from the manufacturer's Support site.
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Peter