[SOLVED] How do I change the network name and PW for our W10 printer?

[alanattom]

We just got a new W10 Router.

Our wifi network now has a new name and password.

Our printer (Samsung SL-M2020W/XAA Wireless Monochrome Printer)
now doesn't print (no doubt because the old network no longer exists).

How do I get W10 to recognize the printer's new Network and PW?

I've searched everywhere to no avail.

Thanks for any help!

Alan

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Simple search for "Samsung SL-M2020W/XAA" gives plenty of options:

You should find the manual somewhere in this list (https://support.hp.com/us-en/produc...rinter-series/16462592/model/16462596/manuals)

Though, if you don't have the manual just how did you set the printer up in the first place?

 

[alanattom]

Thanks for responding!

I installed the printer several years ago.

I clicked on the link, and I will try to download and install the program.

From what I read on the linked page it seems like all I need to do is change the IP address (which, I assume, was changed when the new router as installed?)....

Thank you again,

Alan

Simple search for "Samsung SL-M2020W/XAA" gives plenty of options:

You should find the manual somewhere in this list (https://support.hp.com/us-en/produc...rinter-series/16462592/model/16462596/manuals)

Though, if you don't have the manual just how did you set the printer up in the first place?

 

[Alabalcho]

From my experience with Samsung small printers: You will have to connect that printer with USB, and fire up Samsung utility to (re)configure the networking. Since HP has bought Samsung printer business couple of years ago, your best bet would be to find out the CD which shipped with that printer.

 

[alanattom]

Thank you!

That is exactly what I wound up doing, and it worked fine.

(I did find the original CD, but I didn't want to force it into my DVD reader, and finally I located the program buried in the HP website.)

Thank you again,

Alan

From my experience with Samsung small printers: You will have to connect that printer with USB, and fire up Samsung utility to (re)configure the networking. Since HP has bought Samsung printer business couple of years ago, your best bet would be to find out the CD which shipped with that printer.