This is intended as a temporary solution because our Kyocera printer is quite complicated:
I want to plug the stick into the printer and access it as a drive from my PC, so I don't have to constantly switch it between the PC and printer. I want to scan paper documents and save them as PDFs.
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I have my PC connected to the router via LAN, every time I start my PC it takes 10-20 minutes until I finally have internet on the PC. The internet sometimes turns off on its own on the PC even though the router's WiFi is still working. The network symbol in the taskbar always shows…
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Hello, I have a Samsung Xpress C480W and would like to connect it to my Wi-Fi. However, my router doesn't have a WPS button. What can I do?
Actually, he should be able to scan printers directly on the PC, but this looks a little complicated and complicated in the manual.
However, there is also the possibility to store the files via FTP to a network drive. There are, for example, NAS of Synology, WD or QNAP.
The Fritz!Box or even some speedport (as well as many other routers) have already integrated a network memory (so-called NAS), since an FTP access should also be set up.
Then the scanner can store the documents and you can then reprocess them via the PC by adding the network drive.
Or you can send the documents by e-mail (if they are not too big…), you have to set up an e-mail address to the printer.
Yes
https://www.amazon.de/SanDisk-32GB-Connect-Wireless-Stick/dp/B00ZCFYT5K?th=1
https://www.tecchannel.de/a/test-usb-speicherstick-mit-wlan,2073686
Make WLAN.