Can i use this to print off a wireless printer?
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I was able to. Simply Connecting your computer to this device will allow you to send to your wireless printer.
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I'm not sure. We bought it to print wireless with our Mac. My husband set it up to our windows desktop and works without any problems. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Its not a wireless printer so I am not sure if that would work. Reach out to HP and you can chat with them. They can give you a definite answer
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Yes you can. Just like a laptop, for example, you may connect a USB printer (keep in mind there is only 1 USB port) or add a wireless printer.
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If you mean can you connect this to a computer to use it to connect to a wireless printer, the answer is yes. IF you are asking can you use this to plug into the printer so your computer can connect wirelessly (making the printer go from a wired printer to a wireless printer) -- I would need significantly more information than provided. The likely answer is NO. However, some printers support usb functionality such as hard drives, etc... however, in all those situations they are recently made and I would imagine that wireless is already built into them. I have never heard of a situation where this was possible. There are ways to connect a wired printer to your wireless network system and have it respond like a wireless printer. You might want to review this article.... http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/56660252-79/able-computer-connect-connected.html.csp
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I don't think you can make a printer that doesn't have wireless capabilities into one that does. Definitely not with this adapter. Is that what you were asking? If you were wondering if this will let your computer talk to a wireless router, and then the router talks to a wireless printer --then yes. But this thing plugs into a computer -- not a printer.
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This is not a wireless printer. You would have to get a wireless print server to have it connect wirelessly with your router.
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Yes, best to check with your salesman, but I think any with a USB connection can work.I have mine set up to a wireless printer.
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NO. But there's an easy way to make it wireless.Just use a wirelless access point. connect the printer to it with a cat5 cable.Configure the wireless access point to act as a wireless client bridge to connect to your main WIFI network.I suggest you purchase a WIFI AP on which you can change the firmware to DDWRT. so you can make it a wireless client.The cost of an AP is about $50 and if a wifi card would exist it would probably cost more than that.
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No, not a true wireless printer, but can be connected to a network and accessed via cloud printing to be considered a "wireless" printer.
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I have a wireless router on my network and I can print over wi-fi from my Apple devices. I think that's only because the printer is connected by Ethernet to the router. The printer itself doesn't have a wi-fi receiver.
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Yes. I have a desktop that stays hardwired to the printer and can simultaneously print wirelessly from my laptop.
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Not by itself. You would need a wireless print server, which can be found at Amazon.
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I personally have not tried that with this device, but I doubt it. The device is designed for printers, your wireless should be set up for usb connection.
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No. You can hook it up to a wireless router and access it that way. It's an excellent printer. I little noisy, but the print quality and scan quality are the best.
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I do not print a lot nor do I use a wireless printer at this time, so I am not yet qualified to recommend one. When I buy a wireless printer in the future, I will do a lot of research. Good luck.
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Yes, I can. I have a Brother wireless printer and I can IPrint or copy document, click on my icon for printer and print. It is tricky... Needed help from my techie!!