Hp 6700 keeps loosing wireless signal after setting up on new network

I have just moved the printer to a new location and followed the istruction to set up a new wireless connection. The connection was made and the printer worked fine. But then the next morning it had "forgotten" the new wireless network.
I reset the network connection and everything seemed ok again, including scanning etc. but then this morning it is printing but not able to connect the scanner.
It seems to be "forgetting" its settings.
Any help appreciated.

Hi there @MiguelFdS
Welcome to the forums!
I read your post about your printer "forgetting" it's wireless settings, since moving to another location. I would suggest for you to try assigning a static IP, which should help stabilize the wireless connections and prevent the disconnections.
Here is the guide to help you: Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection
I hope this helps
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