HP printers are designed to make wireless printing simple and convenient for homes and offices. However, setting up a wireless connection can sometimes feel confusing, especially when you are trying to connect your printer to a router using WPS. If your printer is not connecting to Wi Fi or you are setting it up for the first time, you may find yourself asking an important question: how do I put my Wps Pin HP Printer connection mode?
WPS is a feature available on many wireless routers and printers. It allows devices to connect securely with minimal manual configuration.
Push button method
PIN method
The push button method is the most widely used and easiest option for most users.
When your HP printer enters WPS connection mode, it searches for a router that has WPS activated. If both devices are in WPS mode at the same time, they connect automatically.
Before putting your HP printer into WPS connection mode, it is important to check a few things to avoid connection problems later.
Make sure:
Your wireless router supports WPS
Your Wi Fi network is active and stable
Your printer is powered on
The printer is placed within range of the router
No previous incomplete wireless setup is interfering
Preparing in advance helps make the process smoother.
The push button method is the simplest way to connect your HP printer through WPS. The exact steps may vary slightly depending on your printer model, but the general process is similar.
Start by locating the WPS button on your wireless router. It is usually labeled clearly and may have a wireless icon.
Press the WPS button on your router. Once pressed, the router enters WPS mode for a short time, allowing devices to connect.
Next, go to your HP printer.
Open the wireless settings menu
Select the Wi Fi protected setup option
Choose the push button method
Confirm to start WPS mode
Press and hold the wireless button on the printer
Wait until the wireless light starts blinking
When the wireless light begins flashing, it means the printer is in WPS connection mode and searching for a router.
If everything works properly, the blinking light will become steady once the printer successfully connects to your Wi Fi network.
If your router does not have a physical WPS button or if the push button method does not work, you can try the PIN method.
In this method, the printer generates a WPS PIN that you enter into your router settings.
Open wireless settings
Select Wi Fi protected setup
Choose the PIN method
The printer will display a PIN.
Next, access your router settings using a web browser on your computer or mobile device. Locate the WPS section and enter the PIN provided by the printer. Once entered, the router will connect with the printer automatically.
This method may take slightly longer but is just as secure.
After activating WPS connection mode, your printer should connect within a short time. You can confirm a successful connection by checking:
The wireless light on the printer becomes solid instead of blinking
The printer shows a connected status on the display
You are able to print a test page wirelessly
Your printer appears as ready on your computer
If these signs appear, your HP printer is successfully connected.
Sometimes the WPS connection does not work on the first attempt. Do not worry, as this can happen for several reasons.
Common problems include:
Router not actually in WPS mode
Printer placed too far from the router
WPS feature disabled in router settings
Previous network settings interfering
Temporary network interruption
If the connection fails, restart both the printer and the router. Then repeat the process carefully, ensuring both devices are placed close together during setup.
Not all routers support WPS. If your router does not have a WPS button or option, you can still connect your HP printer manually.
In this case:
Open wireless settings on your printer
Select your Wi Fi network from the list
Enter your Wi Fi password manually
Although it takes slightly more time, manual setup works just as effectively.
Using WPS can simplify the setup process significantly.
Some advantages include:
Faster connection setup
No need to type complex passwords
Secure wireless connection
Reduced risk of typing errors
Convenient for first time setup
WPS is designed to make connecting wireless devices easier for everyday users.
WPS connection mode allows the printer to connect to a wireless router without manually entering the network password.
WPS mode stays active for a short period after activation, giving you time to connect both devices.
Possible reasons include the router not being in WPS mode, weak signal strength, disabled WPS settings, or previous network conflicts.
Yes. Some HP printers allow you to activate WPS through the wireless settings menu on the display.
Yes. WPS creates a secure connection between your printer and router when used properly.
Putting your HP printer in WPS connection mode is a quick and convenient way to connect it to your wireless network. By pressing the WPS button on your router and activating WPS mode on your printer, you can establish a secure connection without manually entering your password.