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10. yes

Fri Aug 14, 2020, 02:16 AM

Aug 2020

But the laptop does not recognize the printer as connected. Or something. There's just a glitch between them.

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My new HP laptop won't recognize my older HP printer. [View all] Grasswire2 Aug 2020 OP

thanks in advance -- really appreciate your help in this group. nt Grasswire2 Aug 2020 #1

try this hp support website... msongs Aug 2020 #2

Do you have the printer model number and name ? CentralMass Aug 2020 #3

yep, and it's not on the list at the HP help site. Grasswire2 Aug 2020 #4

Is the printer already connected to your wireless signal? LuvLoogie Aug 2020 #6

yes Grasswire2 Aug 2020 #10

Have you looked at howto videos like the one below. CentralMass Aug 2020 #7

all done Grasswire2 Aug 2020 #11

Ok. These things can be a real pain CentralMass Aug 2020 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Aug 2020 #5

Go to HP site Dan Aug 2020 #8

Printer appears to be over 5 years old. cayugafalls Aug 2020 #9

You consider a 5 year old printer to be old, seriously? Ron Obvious Aug 2020 #14

We're in agreement. Ron Obvious Aug 2020 #17

That Kaypro II tickles me. I have lots of old tech as well! cayugafalls Aug 2020 #18

Spam deleted by MIR Team johnolivar Aug 2020 #13