HP 8600 OfficeJet continues to lose wireless connection

Hello - I just purchased this printer for the purpose of wireless printing from my iPad, iMac, iPhone, and the fact that the old HP was several years old and beginning to not work correctly. So the Windows Xp is also a factor in printing. The iPad, iMac, and iPhone did recognize the printer the first time and printed what I sent as a test. I read through the set up that is quite simple. The first time every device connected and was able to print to the printer. I even set up emails that would be used to send to the printer when I am away. This all tested out correctly. It is a secure network (entered my SSID key that was accepted) and if I have to use this printer on an unsecure network I'll take it back to the store. **** The very next day nothing worked because the printer lost the wireless connection. I went through the set up again to re-establish the connection. That worked fine. **** Even still the next day after doing all of that the printer was again not printing because it was not recognizing the wireless. I tried numerous things and as of this posting the printer will not work wirelessly or USB connected. I rebooted the router, computer (Windows xp), and printer. I went through the install again and the printer says it's connected. I do notice that the 'fan' that shows the wireless (blue light at bottom right) is off but the blue light is on. The power button light also flickers off and on. So, back to running all the set up and re-installs. I did this several times and pulled the USB plug when instructed by the set up. Still nothing. I also went through the printer to do the troubleshooting that the help suggests and the displays and reports are showing nothing that says the printer is not connected. The report actually says the wireless connection is working. None of the other devices that are wireless have ever had a problem on this router. Those work just fine. I read through this forum and didn't see anything that looked like the problem I am experiencing. What next? Thank you Daria This is the set up: Hp Officejet 8600 wireless printer Windows XP SP3 DirectTV DSL wireless router

It seems that any little glitch, power loss, no paper etc, causes a major search on how to restore my HP Officejet Pro 8600 to wireless internet connectivity. (Networked with IMac and another PC with windows)Is there a reason that this happens and therefore a standard correction?

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