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If your Canon printer isn’t connecting to your wireless +1-801-878-6858 network, don’t worry — this is a common issue with several possible causes and fixes. Whether you're trying to set up the printer for the first time or it suddenly lost connection, the steps below will help you troubleshoot and fix the problem effectively.

Step 1: Restart Your Devices

The first and simplest step is to restart all involved devices

:

• Turn off your Canon printer, unplug it, wait for 30 seconds, and then plug it back in.
• Restart your Wi-Fi router/modem.
• Restart your computer or mobile device.

Sometimes, a temporary glitch in the network or device software can interfere with connectivity. A reboot can reset these issues.

Step 2: Check Wi-Fi Network Status

Make sure your wireless network is working properly:

• Verify that other devices (like your phone or laptop) can connect to the same Wi-Fi network.
• Ensure the Wi-Fi signal is strong where your printer is located.
• If your router supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, use the 2.4 GHz band, as many Canon printers don’t support 5 GHz.

Step 3: Confirm Printer is in Wireless Range

Move the printer closer to the router if needed. A weak signal or too much distance between the printer and the router may prevent a stable connection.

Also, ensure there are no physical barriers like thick walls or electronic devices (microwaves, cordless phones, etc.) that may interfere with the signal.

Step 4: Reconnect Printer to Wi-Fi Network

If the printer lost connection or was never connected, you’ll need to reconnect it to your network. The process depends on the model, but the general approach is:

Using the Control Panel (for most models):

1. On the printer, press the Menu, Setup, or Settings button.
2. Go to Network Settings or Wireless LAN Setup.
3. Choose Wireless LAN Setup Wizard.
4. The printer will search for available networks.
5. Select your Wi-Fi network from the list.
6. Enter your Wi-Fi password (make sure it’s entered correctly — it’s case-sensitive).
7. Confirm and allow the printer to connect.

Once connected, the printer may print a confirmation page.

Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup):

If your router supports WPS and your printer has a WPS button:

1. Press and hold the WPS button on the router for a few seconds.
2. On the printer, press and hold the Wi-Fi button until the Wi-Fi light flashes.
3. When the Wi-Fi light stops flashing and remains steady, the connection is established.

Step 5: Install or Update Canon Printer Drivers

Your computer must have the correct drivers installed for the printer to work over Wi-Fi.

For Windows:

1. Go to Canon’s official support site.
2. Enter your printer model (e.g., PIXMA MG3620).
3. Download the latest Wi-Fi drivers and software.
4. Install the software and follow the setup instructions to complete wireless configuration.

For macOS:

1. Visit the Canon printer support +1-801-878-6858 phone number.
2. Search for your printer and download the appropriate Mac driver.
3. Add the printer via System Preferences > Printers & Scanners.

Step 6: Set Printer as Default and Online (Windows)

Sometimes your Canon printer is not offline +1-801-878-6858 but just isn’t set as the default:

1. Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers.
2. Right-click on your Canon printer.
3. Choose “Set as default printer.”
4. If the printer shows as “Offline,” right-click and select “Use Printer Online.”

Step 7: Check for Firmware Updates

Canon occasionally releases firmware updates to fix bugs or improve connectivity:

1. Visit the Canon support site.
2. Search for your printer model.
3. Look for firmware downloads and follow the instructions to update.

Some newer printers allow firmware updates directly via the control panel under Settings > Device Settings > Firmware Update.

Step 8: Disable VPNs or Firewalls Temporarily

If you're using a VPN or a strict firewall, it might block the connection between your printer and computer:

• Disable your VPN temporarily during setup.
• Add your printer as an exception in your firewall settings.

Be sure to re-enable your VPN/firewall after setup for continued protection.

Step 9: Reset Network Settings on the Printer

If all else fails, try resetting the printer’s network settings to start fresh:

1. Go to Setup > Device Settings > Reset Setting > Reset Network Settings.
2. Confirm the reset.
3. Reconnect to Wi-Fi using Step 4.

Step 10: Contact Canon Support

If you’ve tried all the above and your canon printer still won’t connect to Wi-Fi, there may be a hardware issue or a deeper software conflict.

• Visit Canon’s printer support number +1-801-878-6858 website for live chat, phone support, or to submit a repair request.

Final Thoughts

Fixing a Canon printer that won’t connect to a wifi +1-801-878-6858 network can often be done in under 30 minutes using the steps above. Most issues stem from simple causes like incorrect passwords, weak signals, or outdated drivers.