HP C4780 Changing Wireless Router - Mac 10.9.4

Hello Everyone,
Hoping someone can help me. I have a photosmart C4780 printer which was connected to my sky router so that I could print remotely from my macbook which is running Mavericks 10.9.4
I have recently changed to a sky hub and tried resetting the network settings on the printer itself, as well as trying the WPS push method however I cannot get my printer to join the new network as it has a different SSID, I have a lot of other devices on the new SSID so do not really want to have to change the SSID to match the old one. When I run the print out report it says SSID = FAIL.
I have run software updates and there are none for HP in my app store & have tried to use the HP easy wireless set up app from the store with no luck. I have checked my router's network configuration page and WPS is enabled.
Please if anyone can help that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Hello @eddyc89 , and welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I understand you are running into SSID issues. I would like to try and help!
I would recommend utilizing this thread on Wireless install of HP C4780 on Mac running OS 10.9.2, by @Sunshyn2005 .
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