Does HP Laserjet P1102w support WPAWPA2-PSK(TKIP/AES) ?

Comcast recently replaced my router, and the new router is using WPAWPA2-PSK(TKIP/AES) encryption.
When I go to the HTML Config > Networking > Wireless on the printer, I only see "WEP" as an encyption option. This doesn't seem compatible. Any advice?

Hi,
Try selecting WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES]" instead of "WPA2-PSK" on wireless security setting on your wifi router.
Although I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.
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I have been using this printer for a few years now and have moved house a few times and successfully updated the wireless settings on the printer through HTML config. Lately, in printer utilities the HTML config button does not show up where it is meant to.
I have installed / uninstalled the latest firmware, software drivers, printers and made sure they were platform specific.
This is really annoying.
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From the name of the printer, it looks like you have it installed through a USB connection.
Here is what I would. First go into “System Preferences” and then select either “Print & Scan” or "Print & Fax".
Right click (or control + click) on the rectangle listing your printers and then select “Reset Printing System”.
NOTE: This will delete all printers.
After you have reset the printing system, let's make sure you have the most recent HP driver package installed.
You can download it here: http://support.apple.com/downloads/DL907/en_US/HPPrinterDrivers2.14.dmg
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Can't install driver for HP laserjet p1102w

I have a HP laserjet p1102w installed on my network wirelessly. It was working fine, but then I had to set up the network anew.
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Hi,
I sorry to hear about the problem you are facing, I truly hope this situation will get resolved shortly.
Please follow the steps below in order to bypass this situation and conect the printer to your router using a temporary direct connection:
Turn the printer Off.
Press and hold both the wireless and the cancel button, and then turn the product on.
Hold the buttons until all the lights blink in unison, and then release the buttons.
From the Mac, click the Wi-Fi icon and select Join Other network.
Click Show network and select the printer's SSID, it should include HP, P1102, Laserjet, etc.
If you're not sure which network name belongs to the printer, print a network configuration page by holding the Cancel button, it will be listed on the right side within the network information.
Allow 4-5 minutes till the ad-hoc connection will be fully established
Open Safari and click the Bookmarks icon (), then select Bonjour.
Double click the printer name, the EWS page appears.
Click the Networking tab, and then click Wireless from the list on the left.
Under Communication Mode , click Infrastructure , select your network SSID from the Available Network Names (SSID) list, and then click the >> button.
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If your network does not have Wireless Security, leave the Security Mode set to Open System (No Authentication).
Type your WEP/WPA/WPA2 key in the appropriate field, and then click Apply
In the confirmation box, click OK , and then close Safari.
From the Mac, click the Wi-Fi icon and select Join Other network.
Click Show network and select your home network again, now both of the devices connected to your home network .
Open Print & scan, click the Plus button and add the printer listed as AirPrint.
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Manual Duplexing use on a HP Laserjet P1102w printer-How is it done?

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I have just purchased a new printer (HP Laserjet P1102W), and when I print a web page in Internet Explorer 9, the footer (I set to the URL) does not print at all and the header will print though the right hand edge of my entire web page is cut off (including my top right header - Pages ? of ?).
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I spoke with Microsoft technical support via phone today. Between us - we seemed to have found the problem.
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at 150% DPI – it prints perfectly
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This indicates when the DPI is changed above 150%, IE9 doesn't print properly – though other browsers like Safari or Firefox do print correctly. This surely has to indicate a bug in either the Windows operating system or Internet Explorer 9?
Microsoft are going to run their own tests and phone me back tomorrow...hopefully with a solution!
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Thanks for your attention. I figured out the solution. See below.
The printer was connected by USB and I was also trying to get the wireless connection set. I had intermittent progress on both fronts but could not get a successful installation either as a USB connection or wireless connection. The printer would "disappear" off the list of available printers (using the "+" to add printer, OS 10.6.8) or not respond to setup commands. And I could not get the printer's wireless connection to my network to "take".
Printing the configuration page was of no use. If the printer is unable to connect to the wireless network it reports the printer IP address as 0.0.0.0.
TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM
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1) replace the USB cable - the original was susceptible to cutting out;
2) give up on wireless - to - wireless set up methods - no amount of factory resetting would clear the mystery connection block;
3) set up the wireless connection by way of a (good) USB cable;
3) switch the browser used to view the printer's setup page from Firefox (34.0.5 for Mac OS 10.6.8) to Safari
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I needed a good USB connection to get to the printer's setup options.
Don't know what was up with Firefox - a bad plugin or something? It just would not connect to the printer via IP addressing. Safari worked fine. (Now the printer is successfully setup Firefox has decided to work too.)
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      2) follow the recommended setup options (HP support for Laserjet P1102w, OS 10.6, using a USB cable to set up a wireless connection);
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IPad 2 to hp laserjet p1102w via airprint.

I wish to print to my hp laserjet p1102w, but my ipad says no airprint printers are available. I am on wifi and everything else works. The hp is working fine.

There are two issues to make this work. One, as you have discussed, you need to upgrade the firmware so the printer is truely ready to handle AirPrint. But there's a second issue that I'm stuck on. How do you get the printer on the wireless network? If you have a wireless router that supports WPS, it's apparently easy, but Apple's routers don't support WPS because it is not considered to be a secure network protocol, despite claims to the contrary.
Apple supports WPA2, which rocks in terms of wireless security, but each device that connects needs to provide the WPA2 password in order to join the network, and guess what? Printers don't have an interface through which you can send a password. My Nintendo Wii does. My iPad does. My iPod Touch Does. All my Macs do, but my wireless printer doesn't.
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<sad face>
And buying a newer printer wouldn't help because none of them connect to WPA2 networks.
<sad face>
So, if you CAN print at home via AirPrint, you might as well prepare yourself to have your wireless network hacked by your teenaged neighbor. It's only a matter of time.

I'm trying to connect my iPad to my HP Laserjet P1102w so I can print. How do I do it?

How do I connect my iPad to print from my HP Laserjet P1102w?

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http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01695231
Assuming it does, you need to connect your printer to the same wireless network your iPad is connected to.
Once that is done, you will need to find the action icon ()in any App you want to print from, and then tap on the Print option. Then you can tap on "Select Printer", and wait for the iPad to find the Printer. Once it does you can select it, and print to it.
Print from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support

How to Print Labels? - HP LaserJet P1102W

I'm close to pulling my hair out here. I recently purchased a LaserJet P1102W as a replacement for my LaserJet 1022n that finally gave out. I am trying to print Avery file labels (template 5066). I am using the old file document, I simply need to reprint. So, I open the file and select 'Print' and then hit 'OK'. On my old model, the Attention light would blink red until I hit what I guess is the ok/accept button (I think it was the button with the triangle and the ! inside, but I can't be sure now) - it would then send the print job for the labels though, allowing me to put the label sheet in first and then it would feed that through from the main tray.
With this new model, I follow exactly the same steps but I can't get the document to print. Hitting the Power button on this unit only turns it off. Hitting the Cancel button deletes the document from the queue and it won't print.
I just spent nearly an hour and a half with HP Live Tech Support and they can't seem to give me a straight answer. They're telling me they need remote access to fix the issue or they need me to delete and reinstall my drivers. One thing the techs are sure of is that it is not a hardware issue, simply user error. Even though I repeated the steps that I took and they say that everything is correct. I was also told to "please the paper", whatever that means.
I was hoping that I could find a fellow user of the P1102w here, or at least someone knowledgable who isn't reading from a book. It just feels like there's a step missing somewhere once I bring up the Print menu. Do I need to manually change a setting or direct it to pull from a certain tray? I'm just trying to do everything possible before I actually uninstall/reinstall the drivers. Also, all the software is current, no updates needed.
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I realize this is an old thread, but it came up as one of the first Google search results and there was no solution.
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