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I just bought the Netgear AC1200 router, I followed the instruction of typing "routerlogin.net" in the address bar, logged in and created my password. and I got both my laptop connected wirelessly to the router.
My issue is setting up the wireless connection to the Cannon MX922 all in one printer. I followed the instructions using the front panel of the printer.
1) I pushed Manu and choose wireless setup.
2) I made it search for available wireless access point and it found my NETGEAR04.
3) I entered in the password using the front panel of the printer and the printer came back and said "connected to the access point".
But I still cannot talk to the printer through wireless connection.
I tried:
1) Redo the procedure with no luck.
2) I use the push button option by holding the WPS button of the wireless router and push OK on the printer. I tried holding the WPS button while the printer was searching AND I tried release the WPS button after pushing OK. Both times the printer came back and said it connected to the access point. But still not working.
3) I connected the USB and updated the MS and XPS drivers to the printer and still not working.
4) I even tried redo the setup using the password came with the router, it can't even connect. So I know I did it right in changing the password of the wireless access point. Besides I use the new password that I set to link with another laptop to prove I successfully changed the password.
5) I unplugged the power cord of the printer to let it reset, then went through the procedure, still no luck.
6) I type "routerlogin.net" on the address bar and look for what is connected onto the wireless router. I saw both my laptop and the desktop. But I don't see the cannon printer.7) I printed out the network connection of the Cannon printer. It claimed it is connected to NETGEAR04 which is the correct router.Based on this, I think the problem is with the router, the Cannon think it's connected. I don't know what to do anymore. Can anyone help?ThanksAlan
BTW, I looked in cmd ipconfig, but is there any way to copy the screen into jpeg file or something? Ctrl C and V does not work.
My issue is setting up the wireless connection to the Cannon MX922 all in one printer. I followed the instructions using the front panel of the printer.
1) I pushed Manu and choose wireless setup.
2) I made it search for available wireless access point and it found my NETGEAR04.
3) I entered in the password using the front panel of the printer and the printer came back and said "connected to the access point".
But I still cannot talk to the printer through wireless connection.
I tried:
1) Redo the procedure with no luck.
2) I use the push button option by holding the WPS button of the wireless router and push OK on the printer. I tried holding the WPS button while the printer was searching AND I tried release the WPS button after pushing OK. Both times the printer came back and said it connected to the access point. But still not working.
3) I connected the USB and updated the MS and XPS drivers to the printer and still not working.
4) I even tried redo the setup using the password came with the router, it can't even connect. So I know I did it right in changing the password of the wireless access point. Besides I use the new password that I set to link with another laptop to prove I successfully changed the password.
5) I unplugged the power cord of the printer to let it reset, then went through the procedure, still no luck.
6) I type "routerlogin.net" on the address bar and look for what is connected onto the wireless router. I saw both my laptop and the desktop. But I don't see the cannon printer.7) I printed out the network connection of the Cannon printer. It claimed it is connected to NETGEAR04 which is the correct router.Based on this, I think the problem is with the router, the Cannon think it's connected. I don't know what to do anymore. Can anyone help?ThanksAlan
BTW, I looked in cmd ipconfig, but is there any way to copy the screen into jpeg file or something? Ctrl C and V does not work.