I have a vista toshiba wireless laptop and a wirless lexmark x4650 printer, my internet is through a wirless WLAN router. The problem is when i try and print from my laptop the printer starts to print then stops and the wireless connection to the printer and internet disconnects.Any help would be great as it is now driving me up the wall. Tracy
Try printing while your laptop is only a few feet from the printer. Does this work better?Try printing while your laptop is only a few feet from the printer. Does this work better?
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The blinking WiFi light on your printer indicates either your printer is trying to communicate with your wireless network or your printer is not connected at all. For a quick fix, try to disconnect your printer from the power outlet. Power cycle your router and reboot your computer. Then, power on your router first, then your printer and lastly your computer. Check the WiFi light on your printer. If it goes to a solid green, that means you are connected back in your network. If not, you may reset your printer's wireless network adapter to its default settings. From the printer operator panel, press the Setup button > Network Setup > Reset Network Adapter to Default. The WiFi light on your printer will momentarily turn off then back on solid orange. Then try to run the Lexmark Wireless Setup Utility on your computer to reconfigure your printer to connect to your wireless network. I hope this helps.
I have the same problem with the same two products ... and I use a Mac. D-Link says it's the printer and Lexmark wants to charge $3.99 per tech support call ... when the deign to provide tech support at all (dramatically limited hours). Solution: Throw the printer away and start again.
Your firewall for the wireless is blocking the port. Go into your firewall settings and add the port from the printer to bypass the router. What operating system do you have? It should be in Control Panel under Security Center.
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Ray
I would take that printer back. I do not know which store you bought it from, but from my troubleshooting experience rule out that it is in fact not the printer. Another one taken through the same paces will tell you that. Then you know that it is something outside that printer or some question or parameter not answered right during the installation process. Good luck and God bless.
Try printing while your laptop is only a few feet from the printer. Does this work better?
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