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Edit: In other words, press menu, select option 6 "network settings", select "WLAN" settings, select your wifi, input password. If you are connected to the wifi but the printer now has problems connecting to your computer, the issue most likely lies in your firewall. I had bitdefender firewall and could not connect until I disabled that. At one point, even the default windows 10 firewall prevented me from connecting. If you cannot connect, try disabling your firewall and that should resolve the issue as long as your printer and computer are using the same wifi. Just got this printer for Christmas and have to say it has very misleading WLAN setup instruction. Youll notice a lot of 1 star reviews mention not being able to connect to the wifi. The printer has a large wifi button that, when pushed, asks if you want to connect to the wifi. If you say yes, it tries to connect before eventually timing out. The printer then prints a page long trouble shooting page that only talks about router settings, turning the printer on, and moving the printer closer to the router. Ultimately the issue was that the printer never said it wasnt connecting because my wifi requires a password, something you would expect in pretty much any device connecting to wifi. Their trouble shooting made no mention of how to manually select which wifi you want to connect to and input its required password and instead pointed users toward fiddling with their router settings. Their instructions for printer setup gave no mention of this either. For those of you running into the same issue I did, you can select your wifi and set it up using the setup wizard which is in the WLAN settings which are in the network settings which are option 6 of the menu. Instead their instructions just say to push the button and youre all set. The printer itself is fine and gets the job done.
