HT3231 How long migrate via wireless network?

How long does it normally take to migrate all data from one Mac to another via a wireless network?

It may, depending on the configuration of your Network Preferences.
If you're about to give up on wireless anyway, try plugging in the cable and then turn off AirPort by clicking one of the computer's WiFi menus and selecting "Turn Wi-Fi Off". Migration Assistant will probably pause for a moment or two, after which it will either continue at a faster rate or simply give up. In the latter case you will have to start it again.
When you do leave Wi-Fi "off" to ensure it uses the wired connection.

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Migration via wireless network

The migration assistant on the iMac I'm trying to migrate from (B) recognises the MacBook I'm trying to migrate to (A) but when I input the passcode from A into B it spends ages "searching for other computers" and then eventually gives me the boxes for the passcode again. Eventually the MA on Mac A tells me that the network connection has failed.
I'd like to resolve this but would I be better off using a firewire, although I will have to buy a 400/800 connector?

Thanks very much for your response. I've accessed the document you noted and installed the 'Sharing Setup' software (although Spotlight seems unable to locate it).
I tried Migration Assistant again on the wireless network, but it is still not working. On the source computer my destination Mac is recognised and I'm asked for the passcode. Having inputted the code I get the message "Preparing for information" and then it reverts to the passcode page again (still recognising the other computer). When I input the code again I get the message "Searching for other computers", which continues ad infinitum.
I'm looking to get the 400/800 firewire connector I need tomorrow, but presumably I will still have the same problem with MA?

My new Canon Pixma 7250 wireless printer can no longer find my wireless network. My MAC is, Yosemite 10.10.2. I've run diagnostics and Canon LAN printer setup routine many time. Is there a solution? Can anyone help?

My new Canon Pixma 7250 wireless printercan no longer find my wireless network. (It worked fine until recently) I have a Yosemite 10.10.2. I've run diagnostics and the Canon LAN printer setup routine many times. Is there a solution? Can anyone help?

Turn of the MG and unplug the power cord. Leave it off for about a minute and then reconnect the power cord and turn the power back on. Wait while the device attempts to reconnect to your wireless network - the blue wifi symbol on the MG will flash and then stay on once it has connected. If it keeps flashing then you will have to reconnect the MG to your wireless access point via the control panel on the MG.

HP8500A all-in-one can no longer scan thru wireless network but prints fine.

HP8500A all-in-one can no longer scan thru wireless network but prints fine. Have used this device several times over past 2 years on different wireless networks (at home) but usually at some point I lose wireless scan function but maintain wireless Printing. I used to be able to reload the software and resolve the issue but now in this "new network" cannot get wireless scanning to work. Setup software; original software (CD) and current download as well as "Print/Scan Dr" hangs-up at "network check" for hours. Compaq laptop, Dell Laptop, Cell phones and Roku work fine thru network. Scanner works fine with USB to Laptops.

Which model Epsons are they?
I'm assuming you're using Yosemite (OS X 10.10), and that the problem developed when you upgraded from a previous OS.
(Your profile says 10.6.7 BTW).
Maybe the scanning function is not compatible with Yosemite.
You could try a few things:
reset your wifi system:
power down everything: modem, router, computer, printer/scanners.
wait a minute.
power them all up again, in that order: modem, router, computer, printers. Let each power up completely before going on to the next.
try a factor reset on your printer/scanner (if there is such a function). You'll have to check your manual for how. If you do that you'll have to enter the wifi password in your printer/scanner, assuming you have security on your network.
uninstall any printer manufacturer "utilities" that are on your Mac, and try Image Capture again.
If it is a compatible software issue, you could try VueScan, but I've never needed to use it.

My old PowerPC G4 no longer sees any wireless networks

My old PowerPC G4 no longer sees any wireless networks. The PowerPC and my new iMac was powered off for a week. When I powered them on, the iMac found the usual wireless networks that are seen around here but the PowerPC did not see ANY! Even though they sit next to each other!! The G4 worked fine before and was connected to the internet.
The G4 has an AirPort card in it and IS enabled. Is the problem with the card (how do I verify?) or did something get turned off on the re-boot?
BTW the AirPort card does shows up in the system info and has firmware version 9.52 but states that "wireless network not available" under the Current Wireless Network.
How do I fix this?
Please Help!

As this is an old G4, I presume you have a PCI network card.
I had a similar problem on my son's old G4. After a lot of messing around thinking it was a software problem, I discovered that the antenna was damaged and did not make a good connection to the card. I could get it to work intermittently by pushing it on. The solution was to buy a new card.
So try manipulating the antenna connection at the back of your mac to see if you can get a signal.

No longer detetects any wireless network

Hi
My macbook was correctly connected to the Internet via my wireless network, and then it suddenly disconnected. It no longer detects any wireless networks (and there are quite a few usually!)
I tried to turn airport off & then back on, but no change.
I then tried to reboot my macbook, but no change either.
When it searches for wireless networks, it is very slow (sluggish).
I also booted on Windows 7 (dual boot), and it has *exactly the same* problem. Leads me to believe that it is a hardware problem, more than a software one..
The only recent change: I moved from the UK to France few days ago => new ISP & new router (but I doubt this could be the source...)
Is there anything I can do?
Replace the wireless card?
Thanks

By the sounds of it, I've been having exactly the same problem. I will be using my macbook and suddenly the airport will drop out for no reason. Sometimes I can reconnect but often I'll have to try a dozen times or more, with the connection timing out each time. I've actually set up two differently named wireless networks at home to solve this - for a while, if one dropped out, I could reconnect to the other one. Even this has now stopped working. I've tried flicking airport on and off, restarting the airport base stations, I even have one of the wireless networks configured as WDS sending to an airport base station within a couple of metres of where I normally use my machine. Nothing works. I've tried deleting ~/library/preferences com.apple.internetconfig.plist and com.appleinternetconfigpriv.plist and rebooting - for a few times that would fix it, but not any more.
The strangest thing, though, is that if I switch user accounts, I can access the wireless networks again no problem.
It's almost like there's something that needs flushing in the user account's wireless settings - a buffer, or a cache, or something. It'll generally only happen once I've been using the machine for a sustained period of time.
I'm running 10.5.8 with Wireless Card Type: AirPort Extreme (0×168C, 0×86) Wireless Card Firmware Version: 1.4.16.2 if that's of any help to anyone.

HT3728 How do I reset wireless network password?

How do I reset wireless network password? Current password not being accepted; keep receiving connection timeout message.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3728

HT3231 how long should a migration take? Mine says about 24 hours.

How long should a migration take? Mine says about 24 hours.

I would always recommend migrating from a Time Machine backup drive...it's the most reliable (and fastest) means of moving everything over...and it's the most convenient, since you don't need to have two computers up and running to accomplish the backup.
If you'd like to some good reading on migrating everything over, I highly recommend the following site:
http://pondini.org/OSX/Home.html
I hope this helps!
Congratulations on your new iMac.

No longer able to print via wireless network

I have an HP OfficeJet 6500A Plus E710N and have had it connected to my wifi network and working properly for some time now. Recently, print jobs would queue up and nothing would print b/c it said the printer could not be found on the network.
I deleted the printer from my print preferences and tried to reconnect, but I can't see the printer on the network.
I have powered off the printer, reset the wifi conncetion (printer still sees router), and properly entered the WEP key.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

I inadvertently changed my networks name from "esteroal" to HOME-5022. Both were listed thru EWS. Now I can no longer access my printer network or EWS since I have no IP address for the new network (HOME-5022). HELP

Connecting MacBook to printer via wireless network

I have a wireless network via cable modem with some PCs attached and a printer but am having trouble connecting my new MacBook to the HP LaserJet 2100 printer via wireless. I do not have airport express and not sure I need it to have the MacBook print to this printer. Please advise.

Hi topgunner,
How is the printer connected? Are you trying to share it via a PC through wireless? Or is it connected directly to a router/hub that is enabled for printer sharing?

Printer no longer connecting to wireless network

I updated my wifi password so I had to reconnect all my wifi enabled devices. I decided to just go back to the original password b/c I had too many devices to update then all of a sudden my wireless printer stopped working. It kept telling me the printer is not connected. I have tried uninstalling and reinstallign the software. I have tried re-establishing the network connection on teh printer screen using the WPS button on eth erouter and the pin and they both just time out. When I run the diagnostics, it says FAIL next to Network Name (SSID) Found. It is no longer picking up my wireless signal from my router. Is there a way to manually enter the network information? I have tried to manually add the printer and it only comes up if I connect using the USB but not wirelessly anymore. When I called support they said it is becasue my printer is from 2010 and its not recognized anymore??? It was working fine a week ago, all I want to do is re-connect to my wireless network. HELP please! I have spent hours upon hours tryign to fix/figure out
I am working on a Macbook with OS Mavericks 10.9 Also I am not seeing all of the utilities in my HP folder that used to be there under my applications, after I ran the uninstall they are all gone.

Hey @tlpatlen,
Welcome to the HP Support Forum.
I understand you're having an issue with getting your HP Photosmart Plus All-in-One Printer connected to your wireless network. I would like to assist you with this and may have the steps you need to restore your connection.
Thank you for including the list of steps that you have already tried. While you have essentially tried all of what I would normally recommend and all of what's recommended here, there is another alternative.
Do you happen to own or have access to a Windows PC (XP to Windows 8.1 are supported for your printer)?
Even if it would mean borrowing a laptop from a friend to use in your home or office, there are more setup options available to you in this instance with PC access.
Assuming you have PC access, you could click here to download and install the Printer Install WIzard for Windows. When you run the Printer Install Wizard on a PC, you have the option of installing the printer via usb, and then converting the setup to wireless. The difference here is that if the PC doesn't automatically detect your SSID, you can enter it manually, along with the wireless password. As you have already discovered, with your current printer and Mac combination, there is no other way to manually input your SSID and WPA/WEP.
If you were able to gain PC access and complete the basic steps I have presented, the benefit to this setup, is that your printer will be connected to your wireless network and will hopefully retain this connection when you re-connect it once again to your Mac.
I hope this helps or at the very least, gives you a sense of what options remain. Please respond to this post with details if you have any further questions or concerns.
Best of luck!
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Can print via usb, but not via wireless network

My new MacBook Pro prints to my Epson RX500 when the printer is connected via USB to the MBP. However, when the the printer is connected by USB to my desktop PC running XP, the MBP does not print to it. I can see disks and transfer files wirelessly among desktop PC, laptop PC & MBP. The MBP finds the RX500 on the network, and has a driver for it. I can set it as the Mac's default printer. When I print, say from OpenOffice or TextEdit, the dialogs seem ok. Sometimes I see the print queue icon wink in and out on the dock. But the document doesn't get printed. The desktop says the printer is shared, and I can print over the wireless network from my PC laptop running XP.
One of the Apple troubleshooting pages suggests that I should have the same driver version on my XP desktop and my Snow Leopard MBP. I don't know how to tell what version the PC is running.
Any suggestions?

Just to be sure - you know that you can't use Epson's "USB-only" driver for printing to a Windows-shared printer?
You must use the Gutenprint driver - that's why Apple included the Gutenprint drivers in OS X.
Updates for Gutenprint:
http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/MacOSX.php

Hp v40 on xp desktop and is shared via wireless network. laptop with windows 7 wont print on v40.

Can't print from laptop (windows 7) via wireless router .to desktop (windows xp) with usb attached HP v40 all in one.
Laptop (7) ----- wireless router ----- desktop (xp) - -usb-- HPv40
Worked when laptop was running xp.
Laptop spools print job to desktop and seemingly completes, but the desktop simply ignores the print job.
No error messages.
printing from the desktop work just fine.
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I am reporting this as solved. I submitted this problem. The problem started when updated my laptop from Windows XP to Windows 7. When I did, The Lexmark printer on my desktop worked find with the new laptop system. The HP V40 did not work. The Desktop simply received each print job submitted from the Laptop (via a wireless local network) and discarded it. I could see the print job come into the V40 print queue and could see it disappear.
Here is what I did to solve the problem:
I tried a dozen or so combinations of removing and installing the printer on both my Windows 7 laptop and my Windowx XP desktop (with the V40 attached via USB), and manually removing and installing print drivers on my desktop PC, it finally works. What did I do? I have no idea, but I believe that manually removing the v40 drivers on the desktop was part of the solution. While viewing the available printers on my XP desktop, I clicked on File and one of the tabs led me to a place where I could remove drivers for each printer ( I just removed the ones for the V40).
Here is what I DID NOT DO:
I did not follow the advice of the HP support person that I contacted via the telephone. That advice was to reinstall Windows XP on my desktop. That clearly was not the problem when I spoke to him. But he would NOT listen to reason. Thankfully, I have enough PC knowledge to know that his advice bas bogus
I am pleased with the resulting availablilty of the V40 again.
I have no idea how to officially close this problem.
I would be happy to discuss this with anyone else who has a similar problem, but when I submitted this problem with my name and email address, the moderator removed my problem submission. Hence, I think anyone who wants to know more is out of luck.

Laserjet 200 will print via wireless direct but intermittently (once) via wireless network

Tried various troubleshooters on Hp and Apple websites to get this working consistently.
Installed new drivers for OSX Yosemite 10.10 - thought all would work fine as went through installing, printing test page etc. Then printer becomes unavailable - although it is on the list of printers.
Same thing has happened variuos times after re-installing it.
Will print directly via USB and wireless direct - but I want to print via the wireless network.
tried all the usual things - making sure on the right wireless network, restarting everything etc.
Using an airport router - are there some settings on this that may be causing an issue - odd though as will print once when initially connected to the wireless network.
Any ideas?

Hi @iphonebore,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand that your HP Laserjet 200 M267NW will not stay connected to your wireless network running Mac OS X 10.10. I am sorry to hear this, but happy to help!
Please see the following guides:
'Printer is offline' Message Displays on the Computer and the HP Printer Will Not Print. (Follow the steps for Mac OS X 10.7, and 10.8, as they will work on 10.10.)
Printer Does Not Maintain a Wireless Connection. (This will help you with maintaining the wireless connection.)
As well, please see this post, Incoming and Outgoing Printer Ports, by @VisionAiry, and verify that none of these ports are being blocked by your router.
One more place for some more wireless printing information is our HP Wireless Printing Center - Troubleshooting Issues website.
Hope this information is helpful, and thank you for posting!
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IBook can no longer connect to wireless network

I have a wireless network set up in my home using a Linksys wireless router. While it has worked fine in the past, I can no longer connect to it with my G4 iBook running 10.3.9. It shows up in my network connections with a strong signal but when I open a browser it can't connect to the internet. When I try to open 'Internet Connect' to explore the issue I get the spinning beach ball and have to Force Quit. When I open the network status window, I get a message for Airport that says "Airport is connected to the network 'name of my network'. Airport does not have an IP address and cannot connect to the Internet".
I have an iMac G5 connected to the router through ethernet cable and it works fine. I have an iMac G4 connected wirelessly to the same wireless router and it works fine. I have a Dell laptop that can also connect wirelessly to the wireless router with no problem.
It appears something is corrupt with the Internet Connect utility?
Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Doug

What type of IP address are you getting? If it starts with 169, it indicates that your iBook can not connect to the DHCP server provided by the router.
Have you enabled the MAC address filtering on the router? If so, remember that you must add the AirPort MAC address for your iBook.
If you have a correct IP address, perhaps it is a DNS issue. See KB 106798, Mac OS: Troubleshooting "A connection failure has occurred", "The specified server could not be found" or Similar Messages.

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