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How To Connect Your HP Deskjet Via WPS PIN And Button

 


"WPS" stands for Wi-Fi Protected Setup and it is a method through which you can establish a connection between a router and a wireless printer. If you're able to find the WPS PIN on your printer you can use it to connect to any device from which you can give print commands. This technology used in HP and other printers provides a smart, hassle-free way to manage printing tasks and it also allows users to connect their devices wirelessly, as well as share printers with other users on your network.

It connects the printer without the use of wires, utilizes the printer's embedded Wi-Fi capability, and discovers it using standard wireless network security protection WPA/WPA2. To set up your new HP Deskjet 2622 via WPS PIN, you can try the two methods given below.

While connecting your printer via the WPS Button method, just follow the steps given below:

  1. First of all, go to the printer's control panel and see if you can find the "Wireless" button or the "Settings" button.
  2. As you find one of the two, tap on it and open "Wi-Fi Protected Setup" which will be available in the list of options.
  3. After opening that, you'll see a few instructions on the screen, just follow them.
  4. Now, select the "WPS Button" option, and you'll get notified by your printer to press the WPS button on your router.
  5. After pressing the button on the router, go back to your printer and press continue to establish a wireless connection.
  6. Doing that will establish a connection between your printer and your router by assigning the WPS Button, and you can print anything you want.

To connect your printer via WPS PIN, consider the following steps:

  1. Repeat the first step in the previous method that is opening the Settings or Wireless button on your printer screen.
  2. Choose and open the "Wi-Fi Protected Setup" which will give you a few instructions.
  3. Following the instructions will take you to the Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN. Open that and you'll see an eight-digit PIN on the screen.
  4. After doing that, you have to access the configuration utility or software for the wireless router and enter the same eight-digit code (WPS pin) where it is required.

So, these two methods can surely help you in connecting your HP printer to the network. However, if you see that the printer is showing an error in both of the methods, you should restart your printer and router, disable the VPN, check the firewall, and take a look at the firewall settings.

If you can't figure out the Wi-Fi password of your HP Deskjet 3755 and have been facing any issue related to printers, you can contact "Printer IT Support". They will remove every single margin of error while you're connecting your printer to the laptop, Chromebook, MAC book, or any other device. To know more, visit the website.

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