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Connecting HP LaserJet 1005 Printer to TP-Link AC1750 Router for WiFi Printing: Setup Guide

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  • #1 16844513
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have a request to connect the hp laser jet 1005 printer to the TP link Ac 1750 router, the router has two USB outputs. I connected the printer and I want to print via WiFi from my laptop. How to configure the router and the laptop with WiFi to print via the connected printer to the router? I mention that in the settings the router is online
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  • #3 16844596
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    Ok, but how to install drivers like the system will connect to the computer (it is a laptop that works via WiFi) and the printer is connected to the router. I want to print via WiFi from my laptop. Let me mention that the router and the stationary network are on the LAN, and in the other room I want to print from a laptop that uses wifi. I have to connect the printer to each computer and install the rudders (because I will connect the printer with a cable)
  • #4 16844606
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    Attention:
    Make sure the printer drivers are installed on your computer. If not - install the drivers.
    Printer drivers must be installed on each of the computers that will use the shared printer.
  • #5 16844705
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    Ok tomorrow I will do as you say and see if it works and contact you
  • #6 16844706
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    Connect the printer to the computer's USB - install the drivers and configure it as a network printer with the router's IP address.
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  • #7 16844716
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    I mean for a laptop? How to find out what IP the router has
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  • #8 16844728
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    Although I do not know if it will go like this, because I can see that TP-L has a method of its own - from the tube.
    ipconfig / all - gateway is the router's IP.
  • #9 16844741
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    This method of connecting the printer via USB to the TP-link router is not a typical print server, it only has the print server function provided by the TP-Link USB Printer Controller application. You have to take into account that not all printers will be supported. For me, the HP P1102 works without any problems with the C9.
  • #10 16844754
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    This looks like the USB over IP method. So not as a network printer - and what about simultaneous printing from 2 PCs at the same time?
  • #11 16844760
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    hermes-80 wrote:
    This looks like the USB over IP method.

    This is what it looks like.
    hermes-80 wrote:
    How about simultaneous printing from 2 PCs at the same time?

    I do not know because I have never tried so much, I do not print it at home :)
  • #12 16844771
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    So what I wrote earlier is pale - you have to do it according to TP-Link's tutorial and application.
  • #13 16844781
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    So it seems that you need to install the wgLink USB Printer Controller. On the computer after LAN and each wifi computer must have software and printer installed
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    #14 16844788
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    laudy1 wrote:
    So it seems that you need to install the wgLink USB Printer Controller. On the computer after LAN and each wifi computer must have software and printer installed

    That's exactly the application plus a pre-installed printer.
  • #15 16844798
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    Yes, because this software will probably give you a virtual USB port. This method consists not in sharing the printer itself (share) but in sharing the USB port of the router itself - and what is on it does not matter anymore - because Komp will see the printer as connected directly to its USB port, only virtual.
    And this is where the problem with simultaneous access to this router's USB port arises.
  • #16 16844820
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    After all, a home solution rather than a professional one. Because if I had more computers, I would buy a typical print server or network printer :)
  • #17 16844833
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    Exactly - there is no way to connect a network printer via eth or wifi - if more than one device is to use it.
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  • #18 16844850
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    I only need a printer occasionally and I don't want to buy a new printer additionally
  • #19 16844855
    hermes-80
    Level 43  
    Then act - it will meet your requirements.
  • #20 16844899
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    Tomorrow, check your ways, I'll talk to you and thank you
  • #21 16847964
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    jimasek wrote:
    laudy1 wrote:
    So it seems that you need to install the wgLink USB Printer Controller. On the computer after LAN and each wifi computer must have software and printer installed

    That's exactly the application plus a pre-installed printer.

    I installed this application on the computer and installed the printer. Plug the printer back into the router and printing is flashing from the laptop
  • #22 16848069
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    How do I understand the problem solved?
  • #23 16848213
    laudy1
    Level 10  
    jimasek wrote:
    How do I understand the problem solved?
    Yes thank you
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To connect an HP LaserJet 1005 printer to a TP-Link AC1750 router for WiFi printing, users must install the TP-Link USB Printer Controller application on each computer that will access the printer. The printer should be connected to the router's USB port, and the drivers must be installed on the laptop to recognize the printer as a network device. The router's IP address can be found using the command "ipconfig /all" to identify the gateway. This setup allows the printer to be accessed wirelessly, but it is important to note that this method may not support simultaneous printing from multiple devices due to the nature of USB over IP functionality.
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