Can't connect to wireless printer D110 Photosmart

I've tried several times now to connect to this printer wirelessly - I'm in college and it is my roommate's printer, and she apparently didn't got through the whole process of inserting the cd and going through installation and so on, but is effectively hooked up wirelessly to the printer. Every time I have gotten the same message.
"The IP address (my IP) of the PC and IP address 192.168.181.93 of the printer are not compatible. Turn off the power to the router and the printer. Wait 60 seconds. Turn on the power to the router and then the power to the printer. If the printer and PC IP address are still incompatible, reboot the PC."
I can't turn off the power to the router because it's the residence hall router - dont even know where they are. But I have been through this several time now and just have no idea at all how to resolve it. Ideas?

You need to be connected to the same network as the printer. Does she have a wireless router in the room that the printer is connected to? If not, even though it appears you are on one University network, it is likely many networks, all with the same name. Each of these networks will have a different subnet (like the 192.168.181.X on the printer). Look at your PC and find its IP address. The first three sets of numbers will have to match the printer's.
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