Printer will not print wireless

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Check the IP segments. Your printer & your machine would be falling in the same IP segment as your job network. Change the IP segment of your pc & printer.

I am guessing this VPN is something work related and not a VPN you setup yourself?? If that is the case your company's VPN access will not allow you to pass from there network back to yours which is why you are unable to print to your local home printer when connected to VPN. You might could run it by your IT staff and see if they will allow connection and help you set it up. If not then simply email the docs to yourself and then print them out after you are finished using VPN connection.

Hope this Helps
TankMurdock

Could you please try reinstalling your printer drive software, i think it might solve your problem.

Connect to it through usb/parallel from your laptop, If this works then check your settings through your wireless connections,Hope that helps
Andy

you could try to uninstall the printer driver, and reinstall it, but first try a different printer cable

You have changed your IP address when you connect to the VPN so your network is no longer valid for that VPN session. What you can do is share the printer and then add it as a shared printer while 'in session'.

No HP products may not support VPN when connected to the printer.

I think I have solved this, any way it worked for me.
Turned off printer and turned off wireless router made sure no computers are on.
Restarted printer make sure wireless settings are installed in printer then restart router.Once router is up and running switch on computer and you should be able to print.
Hope this works for you.

I have the same model router at home, just checked the settings, you should be able to pass through the router with a normal vpn connection.

If you use a special VPN client, like a CheckPoint Secure VPN client, the router might block it. Also you might want to ask your office's sys admin if you are not blocked by the firewall or something similar. Your office's sys admin will prolly solve your problem since he knows your work network's configuration and setup and how to connect to it.