Can Brother MFC9700 connect to wifi router? - Brother MFC 9700 All-In-One Laser Printer

When the Brother Printer not connecting to WiFi device or network, many reasons behind that below mention

Incorrect using the Wireless network
Using the Weak Wi-Fi signal
Brother printer away from Wi-Fi router
Incorrect using the Wi-Fi network setting
Firmware and Printer driver out of updated or not updated with the latest version
Printer driver corrupted condition
SSID or network incorrect using

If you will solve the above reason then your brother printer is easy to connect with a Wi-Fi network.

Now Get resolved the Brother Printer Won't connect to the Wi-Fi network?
Get below the troubleshooting steps to solve the Brother printer not connecting to the Wi-Fi issues.
Step1: Using the correct the Wireless network
Step2: Wi-Fi network must be strong
Step3: Printer placed near the Wi-Fi router or network
Step4: Printer WPS setting must be correct
Step5: Update the Firmware and driver problem
Step6: Use the latest version printer driver
Step7: Correct using the SSID network setting

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Assuming that you're using Windows 10, most printers seem to have problems with printing through wifi, especially if you've just made some major updates to Windows 10. Try these steps first - #1 You might have to reinstall the software and/or the driver for your computer. If it still doesn't work, try printing with windows default driver. If nothing works, then the best thing is to print using a USB cable.

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How To Connect Brother HL L2360DW Printer To Wifi

1. Position your Brother printer closer to the router connection.
2. Use the Up and Down arrow key to choose your Network connection.
3. Choose WLAN, and click OK.
4. Select WPS/AOSS, and tap OK. ...
5. The Wireless Setup Wizard will be initiated.
6. If you want to cancel, press Back or Cancel option.

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Click link below for steps to setup wifi for HL-2280DW Wifi setup.

https://help.brother-usa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/60944/session/L3RpbWUvMTU2Njk1MzM3NC9zaWQvOXZERWdvbm8=?R3ModelID=HL2280DW

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The wps pin method is bit tricky however it will help you get the work done. you need few details upfront in order to connect brother printer with wifi using wps pin method. details such as -

1. Your router must be an wps Enable Router that support WPS Pin method
2. default router details such as default ip address or web address to access the portal
3. Router admin username and password

To read more please visit WPS Pin method to setup Brother Printer
https://brotherprinterwifisetup.com/blog/how-to-connect-brother-printer-to-wifi/

Is this brand new unit let me know.

Try:
Log into wifi router D-Link dir-615.
Change: security mode to WPA-Personal, WPA Mode to WPA Only, and Cipher Type to TKIP.
Then try connecting again.

I think you need to reinstall the software and besure you download the windows vista version software.
Plus, you have to clean your machine.

Go to http://www.brother.com/E-ftp/info/index.html, select MFC9700 from the list of printers and scanners, select the country you are in, Then on the new page select the type of download, select drivers, in the next box select the operating system you are using, in the next box select the language of the download and then click search. In the search result window under Full Driver & Software Package, click on information and that would take to the download page of the MFC9700 driver, click download and that would download the drivers for you.