Solution For Printing Issues for Network Connected HP Printer

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More often than not, handling printers can prove to be an arduous task. For one reason, most of us aren’t as tech savvy as we believe ourselves to be. Especially, in case of network connected printers, almost all of us face problems, not necessarily on a regular basis, but harrowing nonetheless.

The major problem faced by most, regarding printers is erratic connectivity. In a number of cases, it has been found that the printer fails to maintain a stable wireless connection, which may be due to low network strength, or due to  the fact that the laptop or desktop has gone into the sleep mode. Sometimes even a firewall may cause this error to occur time and again.  Though it may look to be seemingly simple, this issue may take up a lot of your time and efforts before you can completely resolve it. Therefore, I have given some ease to follow troubleshot options for your convenience, with respect to this particular issue. Try any of these, or if you wish, go for each, one by one, and you should be good to go, within no time. I’ve got these from a friend who works with hp troubleshooting support.

• Simply reconnect the printer to the wireless setup. At times, the wireless router may lose the printing device due to power fluctuations, and hence reconnecting the device can solve the issue with the blink of an eye.
• You can also go to the control panel, and perform a product update. This will help in keeping your device functioning fairly well, without any issues, whatsoever.
• Download the latest firmware for the printer to keep it updated.
• Restart the printer, the wireless router as well as the laptop or desktop. Rather surprisingly, this may help in resolving a number of issues without much effort.
• Assign the printer a static IP address. You can look up the internet to find some simple steps to do so. Once this is taken care of it will prove to be of great help for your computer to recognise the printing device even after long spans of inactivity. 
• You can also opt to download any tool, specific to your printer, which is available online, to permanently resolve the issue, effortlessly.

As far as I have seen, the underwritten measures, as naive as they may sound, prove to be very helpful in averting such issues: 

• Always ensure that your operating system is updated at regular intervals, without fail.
• Having anti-virus software that keeps the computer free from all kinds of viruses as well as malware, is also advisable.
• I would also suggest you to try and keep the latest software for your printing device, which may be downloaded easily through the internet, for hassle-free functioning.

I’ve sometimes found printer technical support companies rendering a great help when the brand’s customer’s support does not assist well.