Home Office Network configuration question?

The laptop is on a different subnet than the printer, because you added a router - you want just a wireless access point, not another level of address translation (which is what a router does).

Connect to the router. Disable DHCP. Take the cable out of the WAN (or Internet) jack of the router and plug it into one of the numbered jacks. Your router is now a wireless access point, and it should work (once you add the printer to the laptop).

Make sure that the laptop is on the same workgroup as your 3 pc's. and how you do that is by going into the system menu in your control panel and under the "Computer Name" tab, you will button that says "Change". Single left click on it and the workgroup name will be listed there. do the same thing on one of the pcs that your shared printer works and make sure that the workgroup name is the same name and you should be able to see all of the computers on your network and the printer.

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Or you can connect in this way:\

1. LAN port of Modem---WAN port of wireless router (configure the modem through web-based interface of wireless router---WAN configure of wireless router)

2. Any one of the LAN ports of your wireless router----one port of your HUB

3. You HUB-PC's and printer, just like what you are doing.

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