My printer won't connect to my PC anymore
brupala Posted messages 111140 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
impossible to print on my Epson WF2630 printer despite uninstalling and reinstalling and re-entering the wifi codes
thank you for your reply
catherine
11 answers
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Hello,
I have a document in the queue that I can't deleteWindows key + X
Select --> Windows PowerShell (admin) or Terminal (administrator)
Type these 2 commands and press enter
--> net stop spooler
--> net start spooler--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
unplug the printer from the wall outlet
Wait a few minutes
Reconnect the printer to the wall outlet
Turn the printer on
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Download and install --> Revo Uninstaller
Run it as administrator
Uninstall all printer products from Epson
Make sure to follow the tutorial to uninstall everything cleanly, including residual folders and registry keys.
For the residue scan, check --> advanced mode
Restart the PC.
Download this driver --> WF-2630WF
Disconnect the USB cable from the PC
Turn on the printer
Run the driver setup
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Hello either,
Which Wi-Fi codes are you talking about?
To be more precise, is the PC connected to the printer via direct Wi‑Fi or is the printer connected to the router's Wi‑Fi?
And there you go, exactly...
But alas, how painful the line spacing is !! -
The printer is connected to the PC and the scanner and document saving works; it’s just the printing of PC documents that doesn’t print. I have a document in the queue that I can’t delete.
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thank you I’ll do that and get back to you
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I did everything, but all the documents remain stuck in the queue
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thank you, I’m trying this
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everything is fine on that side but the documents still remain in the queue
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Try this driver --> Product Setup
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now she stops in the middle of the document
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Hello,
I think you’d do better to connect your printer to your router’s wifi network.
And there you go, there you go, there it is ....
But misery, how painful the line spacing is!!-
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You take a wifi access point with 2 or 3 Ethernet ports, one port to the modem, one port to the PC and the printer, possibly other devices, a smartphone, a tablet on wifi.
If you can’t find a multiport Ethernet access point, a switch, plus the access point, or at most a router.
The printer is then connected to the access point’s wifi, not to the modem’s.
Everyone has internet and the printer is shared optionally.
Otherwise,
you would need to check the current wifi connectivity between the modem and the PC, by ping -t to the printer’s IP address, you can find it on the printer’s network settings page, which it normally can print by itself, page 20/21 of the PDF
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