Officejet pro l7580 cannot reinstall hp solution center

I have a Win 7 Home Premium w/SP1, MS updates current to 5/27/2014
I wireless connect to Officejet Pro L7580. We have Verizon FIOS & wireless phones.
The L7580 is connected via Ethernet to a 2nd PC w/ Win 7 Home Premium w/SP1 & fairly current MS updates.
I have been using the above setup for 2+ years along with HP Solution Center for scanning, printing from either PC without any problems.
Then I upgraded the Verizon router to have WPA2 security about 6/2/14. I am able to print as I have done before but HP Solution center gave me an error msg:
Solution Center cannot run because installation is not complete. Would like to be able to post a jpg.
1. Based on some review of forums, I reinstalled the L7580 using complete download, rebooted - received same error msg when openning HP Solution Center.
2. I uninstalled HP Solution Center, rebooted. Installed the complete L7580 packge, rebooted. HP Solution Center was not installed. Can print as I have before.
I need some help,
Thanks much,
Ken
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Hello Ken I hope you're well!
I saw your post about Solution Center not functioning for you since you upgraded to WPA2 security on your router. If you switch the security to WPA personal, that should help.
Let me know the results!
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