Can i use on my HP printer, 7520 to connect my motom to my printer for WIFI CONNECTION.
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So you want a PC Fan cable to turn your HP printer into a wireless router? Pretty sure if there was a magic cable that did all that, it would be more than $6...
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Yes. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c03482865 This link from HP website will give more details. Have a great weekend!
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Without seeing the connection on the printer itself, I really can't say one way or the other. Take a look at the connection on the printer that connects to the power supply, as long as the connection is the same and if the rating for the power supply is what is suggested then you should be fine.
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I had it hooked up to an older HP laser and it worked perfect, I would think if you have the right connectors on each machine, it should work if you have the drivers for your printer.
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I'm not certain. I have an HP printer. I would encourage you to call or email this company's customer support. They were very helpful to me for what was a very small-dollar sale.
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I have no idea. The list of compatible printers should be listed in the product description. If you printer isn't listed, then I would guess that it isn't compatible or, you could contact the manufacturer and ask them.
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I'm sorry, I can't answer that question. I usually went by the 75 and 78 for my HP Printer. Good luck!
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If you go online to the hp website you can download the driver for the printer just select the model printer it's easy and it will work.good luck
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Yes, it can be hooked up to routers that support connected printers (e.g. Apple routers) via USB cable. A different model, the p2015dn, also includes an ethernet jack to allow you to connect it to a router via ethernet cable. For what it's worth, I owned this printer, and while it worked well for me for 2-3 years, it broke soon after the warranty period and HP would have charged over half the cost of the printer to fix it. So I replaced it with a much cheaper Brother (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081TYO72/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and have been very happy with it -- built-in wi-fi printing, iOS-compatible AirPrint, duplex. It's been great for the 6+ months I've had it.
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Yes. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?cc=us&lc;=en&softwareitem;=mp-115382-1
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Without seeing the connection on the printer itself, I really can't say one way or the other.Take a look at the connection on the printer that connects to the power supply, as longas the connection is the same and if the rating for the power supply is what is suggestedthen you should be fine.
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Yes. I print wireless to a multifunction Brother laser printer. Windows probably will have the print drivers but if not, you can download the drivers from the printers website.
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I used this cable to connect my HP printer to a new CPU that did not have the old screw in connection. Once you hook up the printer to the CPU the wireless connection is a separate issue. Hopes this helps.
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go to hp.com, select printers then identify yours. there should, somewhere, be a place to download the driver for your printer. I do nothave that model so cant speak from experience, but have had to do as I explained at least 3x's in connecting to newor different computers.good luckjb
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I actually never tried to connect a printer. I was try to use it as a wireless hard drive sharing port.... It didn't work so I sent it back. Good Luck! It may work for printers..
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I don't know specifically but if the printer only has a 25 pin parallel port and you need as USB connection, then this cord should work for you. It appears from what little research I did on your printer that, in addition to the parallel port, it has a USB port which should make an adapter cable unnecessary. Hope this helps.
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The original drivers it came with would be useless unless you have a very old computer. We have needed to upgrade our drivers several times over the years with changes of OS. HP has done a good job maintaining generic drivers that work with the old printers. We use ours by network printing, so none of the computers are directly connected to it.