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Wireless conflict on my new wifi printer

hacoates

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Posted October 9, 2011 at 12:25PM

I have just purchased an Epson Stylus Office BX525WD printer and it works perfectly as a printer but will not print wirelessly. I have a strong signal to the printer (and to my laptop) but when I print out a connection report it tells me I have a wireless conflict. My provider tried everything they could think of to no avail. They have offered to send me a new router just in case that makes a difference but they are not confident that it will. I am a bit stuck now - especially as I have just bought 2 packs of Epson ink. Can anybody help please

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onthelimit1

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Posted October 12, 2011 at 3:15PM

I can't help. I'm afraid, but try putting this in the Networking Forum. There are some good people there (mgmcc for a start).

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jackwills

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Posted October 19, 2011 at 12:25PM

Similarly i got these are all kinds of problems when i have to using the vista application of windows please tell me anybody how can ignore these all problems from the computers.

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chub_tor

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Posted October 19, 2011 at 4:27PM

If you go to the Epson Support Page for this model and click on Online Support and Manuals and type in Wireless Conflict in the FAQ box there are a couple of suggestions you might try.

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BRYNIT

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Posted October 19, 2011 at 6:00PM

When I had Vista as my OS I used Zone alarm as my firewall and found it blocked the connection to my Wifi printer, I had to allow the print in the settings. Is your firewall blocking the connection?

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