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Cannot setup Canon printer with new Windows 7PC
My old PC running XP died and now have new PC running Windows 7. The old and the new PCs are wired connected to the router. Under old PC my Canon MX860 was wireless connected to NetGear624v3 router. I cannot get new PC to recognize the printer. I have (I hope) followed the instructions from Canon. I get to the point where I set the printer to find the router and the instructions say
"To connect to the access point with WEP, WPA or WPA2 displayed in the encryption column, enter the network key, then click Connect.
What is and where do I find the "network key"?
Sorry to be so dense.
geezer
"To connect to the access point with WEP, WPA or WPA2 displayed in the encryption column, enter the network key, then click Connect.
What is and where do I find the "network key"?
Sorry to be so dense.
geezer
8 Replies
- network key is also labeled as encryption
login the wireless devices and fetch or if you see ***** then make NEW ONE and update ALL wifi devices jmizoguchi wrote: network key is also labeled as encryption
login the wireless devices and fetch or if you see ***** then make NEW ONE and update ALL wifi devices
Thank you for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I know almost nothing about configuring a router. I did set up this printer to a previous computer, but that's not helping me know. I open the router, but do not find words "encryption" or "fetch". I did open Attached Devices and find my iPhone (192.168.1.4) and the new PC (192.168.1.5. The first space (192.168.1.2) is blank. The second space (192.168.1.3) upon refresh shows "F6768F000000 ".
Upon second refresh, the entry F6768F000000 went away and 162.168.1.5 appeared showing blank.
Can you dumb your answer down? Or if there is a basic primer or item in the KB point me to it. I looked but don't see anything that seems to help. Of course it may be because I don't understand even basic terminology to get started.
Thanks,
geezerjmizoguchi wrote: network key is also labeled as encryption
login the wireless devices and fetch or if you see ***** then make NEW ONE and update ALL wifi devices
Can't find way to edit a post especially if not yet cleared for posting. I did find documentation. If you prefer I will read that and post if still have problems. If you can give a hint on where to start my study that would help.
Thanks,
geezer- wireless encryption are ONLY listed under wireless settings.
suggest to download the manual of the router at support.netgear.com
http://interface.netgear-forum.com/WGT624v3/WLG_wireless.htm jmizoguchi wrote: network key is also labeled as encryption
login the wireless devices and fetch or if you see ***** then make NEW ONE and update ALL wifi devices
I have reviewed the manual as you suggested. To make sure I understand your suggestion - when I open using routerlogin.net I find on the network page in the window next to passphrase *******. If that is the place you refer to do I understand your instructions to mean that I should delete its contents and type in a new passphrase?- wireless settings..............
jmizoguchi wrote: wireless settings..............
I'm sorry. The only thing in your message is "wireless settings".:confused:
Can you repost, please so I get the entire message.
If that was the entire message, I take it to mean that I am to delete and renter a passphrase on the screen "wireless settings", which is the screen I was talking about in my last post.I take it to mean that I am to delete and renter a passphrase on the screen "wireless settings"
pretty much.. :):)
