Reconnecting the printer to Wi-Fi after changing the password
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Bluelady
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Hello,
I changed the password for the wifi on my Freebox and since then the printer no longer connects
I don't know how to reconnect it. Where should I enter the new wifi password? Do I need to restart using the setup CD?
I also changed the Windows password at the same time... Is it the Freebox password or the Windows one that is causing the issue?
Thank you for your help
I changed the password for the wifi on my Freebox and since then the printer no longer connects
I don't know how to reconnect it. Where should I enter the new wifi password? Do I need to restart using the setup CD?
I also changed the Windows password at the same time... Is it the Freebox password or the Windows one that is causing the issue?
Thank you for your help
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Hello,
Without knowing the brand or model of your printer... no one will be able to help you.
In any case... it can only be the WiFi password... and yes... it needs to be configured INSIDE the printer (you will find, regardless of the model of the printer...) all the information in the user manual.
P.S.: If you no longer have the manual (which may be available in PDF format ON the installation CD...), you can very often find it on the manufacturer's website (Epson, Xerox, HP.....)
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Best regards,
Jordane
Without knowing the brand or model of your printer... no one will be able to help you.
In any case... it can only be the WiFi password... and yes... it needs to be configured INSIDE the printer (you will find, regardless of the model of the printer...) all the information in the user manual.
P.S.: If you no longer have the manual (which may be available in PDF format ON the installation CD...), you can very often find it on the manufacturer's website (Epson, Xerox, HP.....)
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Best regards,
Jordane
the instructions were more than brief but we eventually managed to find where to enter the password on the printer and it was indeed the one from the box. Anyway, it's working again.
Thanks a lot.