Network Connectivity issues – 123 HP Printer Setup

Steps help to solve Hp Officejet 4650 Printer Network Connectivity issues

First Check if all the connections are proper.
Make sure if the issue is not printing related.
Restart the printer and the computer as this may solve the problem.
Check the connection status of the network and the printer.
Download and then run the HP Print and Scan doctor.
Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) is a service in the Windows operating system that supports communication between the scanners and computers.
If WIA is not activated, scan jobs may fail. Try connecting your printer to your network manually.
Use the Wireless Setup Wizard if you have a text-based or touch control panel, or try Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
After connecting, try installing the software and the driver again. Temporarily disable the firewall software present on your system.
Try to reset the print environment. Sometimes the default driver may change to some other driver.
The original driver which was installed should be set as the default one.
You will require to print a Wireless Network configuration report as well as a network test page to compare the IP addresses of your printer and network gateway.
These printouts can also give you information on whether a network connection is present or not.
To solve connectivity issues type the printer’s IP address into a Web browser of the Personal Computer to access its internal settings.
Find the suitable menu for changing IPv4 settings on your printer Set an IP address manually. Make sure that it is within your router’s DHCP range.
You can use something as high as 250 if you are not sure, or communicate with the router manufacturer to find out more about the range.
Do not go more than 254. Set the subnet address, which is presumably 255.255.255.0.Use the Internet Protocol address of the router as both the first DNS field and gateway address.
Restart both your printer and your router.