Can you turn Wireless off if you don't want to use it?
875693
Yes you can. You can access this option easily through the settings on the LCD display and by navigating using the trackpad.
875694
Page 42 of the Users Guide describes how to install the printer directly with a USB cable. This manual is available from the HP Support Center - http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc
875695
This is still not exactly answered. He wants to know, as I do, if you can turn off the wifi so that the there is no wifi signal at all coming from the printer (e.g., if you were concerned about that). The answer ought to be yes but need confirmation.
875696
I don't see an "off switch". If you go into printer properties, however, you can select not to share this printer with anyone else. This should effectively do what you want. Other people report you can use the LCD display to turn it off.
875697
I believe you can...would need to connect to the printer with usb cable...I connected the printer to a laptop to down load up dates when setting things up, but we use it wi-fi since more than one person uses it...
763733
I found nothing in the manual about turning it off. They list the following number for questions 1-800-955-0959 in the manual.
528681
Are you really going to leave it unplugged for long enough to find out? Its just a "nice to have" feature so if you are entertaining on your deck, or, cooking in the kitchen you can be "wireless." But, just keep checking the battery level indicator. When it's low enough - plug it back in.
1117751
turn off airplane mode and turn on wifi then connect to the wireless network that u are using
1624845
No. But it is not a big deal, the Ubiquiti coverage is so strong that (in my case) I simply turned off the wireless on the existing router and just used the Ubiquiti units. Much simpler, much cleaner.
605833
No, but you can make it passive in a way. On a Windows box going to your NIC settings and uncheck everything but leave the NIC enabled. Now it is passive.
1470819
This may help. Looks like you can turn it off. http://internethelp.centurylink.com/internethelp/modem-c1000a-wireless-wps-disable.html
1427975
actually, yes. you have to turn it off when not in use. it doesn't have a sleep mode. thanks.
393097
you only use it if you want to go wireless, if not, you do not need to buy it
850125
Disabling broadcasting is not a substitute for wireless security such as encryption and MAC filtering. Your non-broadcast network can still be detected and listened to by anyone with easily downloaded software: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb726942.aspx ("Why Non-broadcast Networks are not a Security Feature")
438553
You need to prees the key fn+F12 in you keyboard for turn on and turn off the WIFI card.
1808828
Simple answer : no. No way to disconnect from wifi, no power off. Unplugging works, a bit of a pain, no?
1938358
Yes, you can simply use the 5.2 setting and it should work just fine. I'm not sure about bypassing the wifi on the receiver (I use it), but I believe you can deactivate it.
2101239
Turn it off as long as you are in the house, then set it for leaving and sleeping
408079
Yes,you have the ability of disabling the SSID broadcast within the settings of the extender.
1952437
You need your computer to set it up. After it is configured it can be off. Your wireless network is all that need be on.
2227347
No. I got it because it was not managed because my more tech friend said you don't want that hassle. When you power off you incoming internet it messes up the switch and I have to pull the power to reset it.