Is the Lexmark cs410 compatible with wireless?

SOURCE: Can I wirelessly network my HP Officejet J5780 printer?

What you are saying will not work . The J5780 only connects with a USB. It does not have a J45 connection. So to play with the "built in network server" would do nothing. You would have to have some way to convert the USB to a J45 so he could hook it to his Wireless Router. His only alternative is to hook it to another computer that is used as a Wireless Slave that is shared or to get a print server. Hower, Belkin does make a wireless USB Hub that converts 5 USB's to J45 and can be hooked to you Wireless Router. It also has a built in Print Server. You can take this device and instead of 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 Hub" and the Linksys WET54G.
Since the Hub connects to the USB devices and then converts them to a J45, to link to a network you can hook it to the llinksys device and convert it to a wireless network usb hub. It also has a print server built in.
It works. I own the same printer all in one and if you search on the internet you can pick up both devices on the cheap.

SOURCE: I bought a lexmark x2690

okay, I just bought this same product. You need to pop the disk into the laptop or computer. If you did not get the disk, get the printer out and set up, then, plug it and afterwards, plug the usb cable to the laptop/computer and the other side in the printer, that way, the computer can recognize the printer. If it still wont do it, call costumer support, maybe the printer and your device are just not compatible.... Good Luck!

SOURCE: wireless

I had the same problem. It is now working.
The problem was a bad conecction of the network interface card.
I simply pluged it out and inserted it in and it is now working fine !!

Hope it works for you.

SOURCE: lexmark 6500 wireless printer does

-check your firewall, it might be blocking your printer or your network
-check also if the correct port is detected, just go to your printer and faxes and right click on your lexmark printer and click on properties, then under ports tab check your lexmark network port.

SOURCE: the printer won't connect to my wireless network

I had the same problem. The issue was that the printer only accepts upper case letters for the network security pass phrase. However, my password was entered in lower case during the router set up.
I had to change the network password to upper case.