Orange wifi light on. how do i get correct signal? thank you

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Orange indication means that the wifi is off or disabled. This will occur if:

1. You manually disable the wifi driver
2. You disable the wifi using the keyboard function key
3. You plug the PC into a wired network connection.

Check the keyboard hotkey for wifi and cycle it to see if for some reason the wifi was accidentally disconnected. If that is not the case, check the device manager to see of the wireless network driver is installed and working properly.

try to put it back to the same place where you took it, if it work, it means that the place where you moved it might have poor signal and if thats the case, i advise you to put a wifi repeater/extender near that wireless printer

it sounds like your having an issue with the repeater not actually joining your main network correctly. do you know if your repeater is set up in bridge mode? also do you know what IP address you are getting when connecting?

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The orange WiFi light on the printer indicates that the printer is not connected to any network or trying to get connected to a wireless network when it's blinking.
Execute the Lexmark Wireless Setup Utility and make sure to enter the correct encryption keys if your wireless network is secured.
Make sure to allow full access to all Lexmark software and printer communication processes in the program rules/permissions for your firewall.
Place your printer where it receives excellent wireless signal quality and away from other electronic devices which can cause wireless interferences (e.g. cordless phones, microwave ovens, baby monitors, garage door openers, and other wireless electronics).

Orange signal signifies some bug in the router You can reset the router using a paper clip and then check if it turns Green/Blue.
Also you can try to upgrade the firmware on your router Even then if wifi light is orange, its a hardware failure

The orange light indicates that there may be improper connectivity with the pc. Try to select proper ip address and try to ping the with it.

There is a reset button in the back of your router, which will reset it to all default settings. Try this to get the router to work.

Also is it hard wired into another computer? Check it out that way. make sure the router is working.

good luck

Assuming your wifi inside your home is setup correct and other can connect to it ok.

You will want to make sure that you can see other wifi signals. A good test is to head to your local Starbucks and see if you can pick up their in-store wifi. If so, I would assume that your wifi inside your home is messed up and may require configuration by your local "tech guy."

Along the top of the keyboard, there should be some touch sensitive buttons. If your wifi light (looks like a small image of an antennae) is orange, then you will need to press that button and turn your wifi on.

There are probably too many routers on the same channel in your area; very common problem. Too many routers on the same channel in close proximity causes interference and will cause wireless devices to intermittently disconnect from the wifi. To figure out if you have this problem, download wifi analyzer from the app store. Run it and you will see how many router signals are in your area and how many router signals are on the same channel. Xfinity uses channels 1, 6, and 11 for the 2.4ghz and these hotspots are everywhere! To fix this, log into your router and pick a channel that no one is using. I always set mine to channel 8 or 3.