However, the parameters of the printer from my physics has parameters such as: "show IP address," etc., which would lead me to believe that it can work wireless. This light does not exist on my printer model. Some info on the HP site says to check a particular button lights up to indicate that the printer is online. I am suspicious that my model M1212nf MFP may even not allow for wireless printing. (6) I also tried downloading and installing the ePrint utility, but when I'm at halfway through the installation, it tells me that it cannot find my printer. If the wireless installation requires a network, but network installation does not cause a network to install, I don't know where to go from here. RESULT: even if my firewall is turned OFF, search and says that it cannot detect a network. (5) try again once and this time select "Network Setup." RESULT: even if my firewall is turned OFF, search and indicates that he is there any printer on the network. (4) when you are prompted, select "wireless." exe from the HP site, start a new installation of the printer.
(3) using the latest drivers and installation. (2) on the printer itself, make sure that the settings > network settings are the default values. (1) uninstall the current installation of the printer (USB). Here are the steps that I followed, although I also tried many variations, like trying with my USB cable connected or disconnected. However, my non-techie family have all managed to set up wireless printing at their home in 5 minutes or less with different brands of printers. I'm a tech writer for a society of software and very savvy in computer science. In the end, I always end up having to reinstall the printer with the same old USB connection. I spent probably 10 + hours trying to get this set up. I want to be able to print when away from my office, so have tried for 2 years, on and off, to get my printer to print wireless. I can set up to print from my laptop with a USB connection to the printer. LaserJet M1212nf: Problems setting up wireless printing
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