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Yes, he wants everything wifi.. that is the weakest point in the entire network setup.
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Yes, he wants everything wifi.. that is the weakest point in the entire network setup.

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Thanks, I'll go out and investigate.
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I have a client that wants his entire house run wirelessly. &nbsp;I just replaced an old XP box with a new Win7 pro and set it up wirelessly. He purchased an HP Laserjet all in one that scans. He wants to keep it wireless also. I suggested using USB to his main pc so it would have a better connection but he thinks wireless is best (he is a know it all but expert of little).<br />
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He keeps losing the wireless connection when trying to scan. Any ideas?
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I have a client that wants his entire house run wirelessly.  I just replaced an old XP box with a new Win7 pro and set it up wirelessly. He purchased an HP Laserjet all in one that scans. He wants to keep it wireless also. I suggested using USB to his main pc so it would have a better connection but he thinks wireless is best (he is a know it all but expert of little).
 
He keeps losing the wireless connection when trying to scan. Any ideas?

Hp wireless problem

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