Hello😊
I have a Brother mfcj470dw at home, which I once shared on the network via a PC. Unfortunately, it no longer works, for whatever reason. Can I connect the printer to the network using an adapter?
Connect to the network via network cable?🤔
Thanks in advance 😊
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Hello,
if you are part of a network, you can share your connected (USB?) printer as a resource. Then all users in your segment can use it with
Your printer also has Wi-Fi, for example, you can connect it to the router using WPS button and then find it in the Explorer under network
Connect Brother Printer with Wi-Fi: Simple Guide – CHIP
The Fritzbox also has a USB connection to which a printer can be connected
LG
Harry
Thank you for the answer.
Released via another PC unfortunately does not go. Why don’t I know? Inserting the printer by WLAN unfortunately leads to data loss (there are no files or are printed enormously slowly), which I have already tried.
Fritzbox I do not have a demand for whether this can be solved with such an adapter
Who should get the USB port?
yes, does not matter where you connect the printer as long as it is visible on the net and can be released.
Hello,
Didn’t get your answer. Sorry.
I have two routers. Once this is a Vodafone Home Station or what things are called. He gets the Internet. However, as a Vodafone Monteurs says, they tend to shoot themselves in updates, I have following routers
TP-Link Archer C6 Dual Band Gigabit WLAN router (867Mbit/s 5GHz + 300Mbit/s 2.4GHz, 4 Gigabit LAN port, Mu-MIMO, IPTV, VPN, 4 external antennas) black https://amzn.eu/d/f5tQSzR
Per lan cable connected to the Vodafone router. It serves only for Wi-Fi.
I’ve never tried. What router do you have?
USB to printer and network to router
No, with the adapter (or any other) this is NOT possible. Such adapters require drivers that you cannot install on a printer.
However, the model you named has a WiFi antenna, so you can attach it wirelessly to the network, so you don’t need any additional hardware.
If it doesn’t work with WLAN, why should it go with LAN?