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At least the USB
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installer works for me so far, but when trying to switch to WLAN it fails. With your driver ego simply not true that the printer accepts the relevant information (SSID, IP, etc.) Once the driver is looking for the printer wirelessly, it finds it no longer asks whether the printer is connected until later or if I wanted to check my network settings again. I have tried this on an ad hoc WLAN.At least the USB installer works for me so far, but when trying to switch to WLAN it fails. With your driver ego simply not true that the printer accepts the relevant information (SSID, IP, etc.) Once the driver is looking for the printer wirelessly, it finds it no longer asks whether the printer is connected until later or if I wanted to check my network settings again. I have tried this on an ad hoc WLAN.
At least the USB installer works for me so far, but when trying to switch to WLAN it fails. With your driver ego simply not true that the printer accepts the relevant information (SSID, IP, etc.) Once the driver is looking for the printer wirelessly, it finds it no longer asks whether the printer is connected until later or if I wanted to check my network settings again. I have tried this on an ad hoc WLAN.
At least the USB installer works for me so far, but when trying to switch to WLAN it fails. With your driver ego simply not true that the printer accepts the relevant information (SSID, IP, etc.) Once the driver is looking for the printer wirelessly, it finds it no longer asks whether the printer is connected until later or if I wanted to check my network settings again. I have tried this on an ad hoc WLAN.At least the USB installer works for me so far, but when trying to switch to WLAN it fails. With your driver ego simply not true that the printer accepts the relevant information (SSID, IP, etc.) Once the driver is looking for the printer wirelessly, it finds it no longer asks whether the printer is connected until later or if I wanted to check my network settings again. I have tried this on an ad hoc WLAN.
At least the USB installer works for me so far, but when trying to switch to WLAN it fails. With your driver ego simply not true that the printer accepts the relevant information (SSID, IP, etc.) Once the driver is looking for the printer wirelessly, it finds it no longer asks whether the printer is connected until later or if I wanted to check my network settings again. I have tried this on an ad hoc WLAN.
