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Hookup G 36 to HP 8620 PRINTER

  • February 1, 2023
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Can’t get HP 8620 printer to hookup to Wi-Fi with a G 36 router modem 

Best answer by ETE

Thank you for your responses. 
Plemens you were correct the setting needed to be changed to WPA2-PSK.  However we could not locate on the Surfboard portal where this exactly needed to be changed.  After calling Customer Support 4x, we finally got a very nice gentleman to walk us through the steps.  I am going to outline them for any one else that needs to hook up a printer with an Arris Surfboard Router/modem.  
PRINTER MUSTBE ON

Log into portal; it will bring you to Gateway>Summary page

select Connection>WI-FI >NETWORKS 

Under Primary Home ;On the 2.4 GHz line, select the EDIT button,  this brings you to the screen you can change the security mode.

Select WPA2-PSK; input the CAPTCHA at the bottom and Hit SAVE.

Turn printer off for 30-35 seconds, turn back on and you should be all set.  

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plemans
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  • Juggernaut
  • February 1, 2023

what error do you get? 

Did you contact HP on it? 

They’d be the experts on setting up their printer. 


plemans
Juggernaut
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  • Juggernaut
  • February 1, 2023

If you’re using wpa3, try setting it for wpa2. Some devices have issues with wpa3 (from my experience)


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  • February 2, 2023

Thank you for your responses. 
Plemens you were correct the setting needed to be changed to WPA2-PSK.  However we could not locate on the Surfboard portal where this exactly needed to be changed.  After calling Customer Support 4x, we finally got a very nice gentleman to walk us through the steps.  I am going to outline them for any one else that needs to hook up a printer with an Arris Surfboard Router/modem.  
PRINTER MUSTBE ON

Log into portal; it will bring you to Gateway>Summary page

select Connection>WI-FI >NETWORKS 

Under Primary Home ;On the 2.4 GHz line, select the EDIT button,  this brings you to the screen you can change the security mode.

Select WPA2-PSK; input the CAPTCHA at the bottom and Hit SAVE.

Turn printer off for 30-35 seconds, turn back on and you should be all set.