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Connect your 123.hp.com/envy5660 printer after the printer hardware setup before you print or scan from a computer through a wireless network. Install the HP printer software from a wireless network from a computer with Windows 7 or later.
STEP 1 : BEFORE INSTALLATION

• If you want to connect the printer 123 HP Envy 5660 Setup to your wireless network, make sure you know the network name and password.
• Connect your Windows computer to the wireless network and make sure the HP printer is compatible with the wireless
• Obtain the network name (SSID) and network passphrase (WEP key or WPA). A broadband internet access is must be used. Make sure you have the USB cable provided along with the printer package.
• Turn on your printer, router, and computer and make sure the computer is connected to the same wireless network you want the printer to connect to.
• If you have connected any USB cable to the printer, disconnect it before you proceed with the software installation.
• Follow the instructions to remove the USB installation if it was previously setup on your computer before you continue:
• Search for the HP folder in the list of installed software programs, click the HP printer folder, and then click 123.hp.com/envy5660
• Once the HP Printer Assistant software opens, click Utilities -> 123.hp.com/setup 5660 & Software Selection.
• Continue to follow the prompts and click Convert a USB connected printer to wireless or Connect a new printer.
• To complete the software installation, follow the on-screen instructions.
• You can also run HP Print and Scan Doctor, an automated tool to connect the printer to your wireless network.

STEP 2 : CONNECT TO THE WIRELESS NETWORK
Connect your 123.hp.com/envy5660 printer to the wireless network using the built-in Wireless Setup Wizard to identify network name and entering the network password.

• If the printer is not turned on, press the Power button to turn it on.
• On printer's control panel, touch the Wireless icon to preview the Wireless Summary screen.
• On the Wireless Summary screen, touch the Settings icon and then touch Wireless Settings.
• Under the Wireless Settings menu from 123.hp.com/setup 5660, select Wireless Setup Wizard and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.

STEP 3: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL HP PRINTER SOFTWARE
Download the supportive 123.hp.com/envy5660 printer software from our website once the printer is connected to your wireless network.

• Turn on your HP printer and eject any USB cable if connected to the printer.
• Go to our website and navigate to the download page where you have to download the printer software manually.
• Select your printer model when prompted and then, follow the on-screen instructions to reach the download page.
• Next, to the full feature, click Download or click Basic Drivers.

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A wireless printer must connect to the wireless router so you must know the SSID & password of your wireless router.

Initial setup must be done fist by connecting and loading the drivers to the PC. Once done you can print wirelessly because you are printing to a networked TCPIP port.

Wireless Method:

• Make sure your printer has wireless network adapters or a wireless router.

• Power on the printer and wireless router.

• Configure the printer to connect the wireless router.

--Enable the DHCP option on the printer. Obtain the IP address automatically.
--Configure the DHCP server of wireless router. Again, assign the IP address automatically.

• Verify connectivity. Try doing some test prints. If it doesn't work, check the IP addresses.

Network Method:

• Assign the printer to a wireless network. Go to "Start" and click on "Devices and Printers."

• Click on "Add a printer".

• Click on "Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer."

• Select the wireless printer from the list. Click "Next."

• Allow Windows to successfully connect the printer. Again, click "Next."

• Click "Finish" to complete the process. If you have multiple printers on your network, set this one as the default. Verify the connection by clicking "Print a test page."

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This model printer has only an USB connection.
It is possible to print wireless by connecting the printer to your computer and sharing your printer on your network that is connected to a wireless router.
OR connecting your printer to a wireless router that has an USB port for connecting a printer.

This model printer only has USB printer connection and it cannot be connected to a wireless network directly.
If you have a wireless router then you can connect a print server to this HP printer and then connect the print server to the wireless router. This will allow you to print wirelessly yo the HP printer when you configure the printer server and configure the printer driver in the computers to connect to the printer port IP address of the print server.

The Canon is trying to connect to a wireless router or wireless access point which is connected to your computer network. Your Sprint 3g device is a wireless broadband device for Internet connection and cannot connect to the Canon using this device.
You need a wireless card that connects to the wireless router or wireless access point.
Otherwise you can connect to your printer using a printer cable.

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Hi!

Its designed for wireless, but you need an adapter to make it wireless, the adapter
"Dell Wireless Printer Adapter 3310 USB2"

I dont know if that adapter came whit your printer when you bought it, but thats what you need to make it wireless

Good luck
Nic

have you setup the wireless connection in between the printer and the laptop...
your laptop is working wirelessly with the internet but for making the printer to use it wirelessly the printer should be also a wireless printer.

and if the printer is a wireless printer then you have to setup the connection in between the printer & laptop to work wirelessly.

You should only need one wireless router for everything. The purpose of the router is to "route" multiple devices together. Your set-up should be something like this:

Modem connected to wireless router via Ethernet cable.
Wireless router broadcasting wireless internet connection.
Computer(s) connected to wireless router via cable or wireless adapter.
Computer with network printer sharing enabled.
Turn on wireless printer.
You should be able to detect the printer via Windows.