My printer won't connect to wifi or bluetooth. The transfer cable was not included in the package and I can't find one to buy either. I really have no idea what to do with the printer because it only connects to wifi directly, but it's very tiring and a waste of time to always sit and disconnect from wifi cuck net and select wifi from the printer and then connect back to the net and that's it. I don't know what to do with this printer. Many times I have to restart it because it remains stuck in offline mode, or gives errors even if it is on direct wifi.
Printers haven't included data cables for many years. I believe this is because the companies that makes the printer are assuming that the customers will use Wi-Fi for connecting their Printers or that the customers still have their original cables. Printers switched over to the USB cable in 2002 and have not changed cables since then. That means that a 20 year old USB type-A to type-B cable from 2004 will work very well with a new printer that someone might buy next week. Printers have not yet exhausted what USB version 2.0 will do for them.
Now I can’t unhear “come with me, and you’ll be” 😂
@@kingcannabino 😄😄😄😄😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣 HP designed it that way. I just use their products.
My printer won't connect to wifi or bluetooth. The transfer cable was not included in the package and I can't find one to buy either. I really have no idea what to do with the printer because it only connects to wifi directly, but it's very tiring and a waste of time to always sit and disconnect from wifi cuck net and select wifi from the printer and then connect back to the net and that's it. I don't know what to do with this printer. Many times I have to restart it because it remains stuck in offline mode, or gives errors even if it is on direct wifi.
Printers haven't included data cables for many years. I believe this is because the companies that makes the printer are assuming that the customers will use Wi-Fi for connecting their Printers or that the customers still have their original cables.
Printers switched over to the USB cable in 2002 and have not changed cables since then.
That means that a 20 year old USB type-A to type-B cable from 2004 will work very well with a new printer that someone might buy next week.
Printers have not yet exhausted what USB version 2.0 will do for them.