HP - HP Photosmart 8250 printer "hooking linksys" Questions

i have a hp photosmart all-in-one that i cant' get to print i have a hp photosmart all-in-one that i cant' get to work - cant' i hook it directly to a computer? i have a wireless router but cant' ...

My printer Wont print anything. My printer does not print things from my computer , It's also hooked up with a linksys, I'm not sure if that's the problem, I really need help! Hi liza, your best bet ...

How do I connect my HP 8250 Wirelessly? I have a router and a Linksys wireless-B adapter. Make sure your router is set to accept Wireless-B connections...most aren't. Log into your router and setup ...

I have a Lexmark Printer x3500 and I have it hooked to my computer with Window Vista and would like to us it also on my Lap Top hp pavilion ze5300. It is telling me it can not down load this soft ware

How do you hook up a 9800 Deskjet to a wireless system? Using WRT110 Linksys router system. Printer hooked to a Toshibia lap top. want to connect through a second lap top which is a Dell. hi, The ...

is it possible to set up the printer for wireless printing? Hi, This is not a wireless printer, however, you can create a wireless envirnoment by using a wireless router or a wireless printer server ...

Wireless Adapter I am having a very difficult time finding a wireless adapter for my c86 printer. Any suggestions? actually, dlink and linksys both make excellent print routers. but that's not what ...

My Kyocera FS 2020d needs to print from my ipad. I can't figure out how to hook it up to my linksys wifi router. Go to Kyocera Support and follow these steps: Under Choose a Product Category choose ...

...hooking it J45 to the Router you can hook it to a linksys Bridge and now the USB HUB from Belkin becomes completely wireless. And has a Print server to boot! The model number are Belkin "Network USB ...

Computer and printer not talking through router Ack! I just installed a new linksys router because the old one was fried. I have three Macs hooked up directly to the router, plus the printer. But now ...