Netgear Router Won’t Connect To Printer

If the Netgear Router Won’t Connect To Printer, perform the troubleshooting steps mentioned below.

First, reset the printer to the default factory settings.

The factory reset will defer depending on the printer you use.

In general, select the Reset or Restore to Factory defaults option on the control panel of the printer.

This will reset the printer to factory defaults.

Check if the firmware of the Netgear router is not outdated.

If so, update the firmware of the Netgear router.

Go to the web-based setup page of the Netgear router, navigate to the Router Settings page, and click the Check for Updates option.

If the firmware update is available for the Netgear router, click the Update option.

Check if the interface connected to the Netgear router from the printer is secured at both ends.

If the interface cable is damaged, replace it with a new one and check if the problem has been resolved.

If you see any error on the control panel of the printer, try to resolve it and then establish the connection between the Netgear router and the printer.

Uninstall the current printer driver from your computer and reinstall it as per the on-screen instructions.
The printer driver can be downloaded from the manufacturer website according to the OS on your computer.
Alternatively, use a setup CD to install the printer driver if your computer supports the CD.
You are recommended to use the Netgear Genie application to set up the Netgear router and to customize its settings correctly.
Also, you have to check whether the printer is turned on or not.
Make sure to properly connect a power cable between the printer and the power source.
If the printer is not turned on, press the Power button and hold it until the Power LED stays lit.
This will power up the printer.
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