HP DeskJet 2710eWon't connect to Wi-Fi

Severity: MinorCategory: Connection

If your HP DeskJet 2710e is experiencing won't connect to wi-fi, this guide covers common causes and steps you can try to resolve the issue. Please note that solutions are approximate and may not work in all cases — always consult your printer's manual or official support if in doubt.

At a Glance

This is a minor connection issue. The most common causes include:

  • Wi-Fi password incorrect or network settings changed
  • Printer too far from router or weak Wi-Fi signal
  • Router security settings incompatible with printer

Common Causes

These are the most frequent reasons this problem occurs

  • Wi-Fi password incorrect or network settings changed
  • Printer too far from router or weak Wi-Fi signal
  • Router security settings incompatible with printer
  • Printer's network settings need reset

Quick Checks

Simple steps anyone can try before seeking professional help

  • 1.Check that Wi-Fi is enabled on the printer (look for Wi-Fi light on printer)
  • 2.Verify the network name (SSID) and password are correct
  • 3.Restart both the printer and your router
  • 4.Try moving the printer closer to the router temporarily
Note: These are general troubleshooting steps. Your printer model may have specific procedures — always refer to your printer's manual or official support for detailed instructions.

Deeper Fixes

More involved solutions if quick checks don't resolve the issue

  • Reset the printer's network settings and reconnect using HP Smart app or printer's menu
  • If using 5GHz Wi-Fi, try switching to 2.4GHz as some printers only support 2.4GHz
  • Disable MAC address filtering on your router if enabled
  • Try connecting via WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) if your router supports it

When to Consider a New Printer

Sometimes upgrading may be more economical than repairs

  • If Wi-Fi connectivity issues are ongoing despite troubleshooting, a newer model may have better Wi-Fi hardware

If these issues keep recurring, it might be time to consider better options

Check your cost-per-page and explore upgrade options that could save you money and reduce problems in the long run.

Compare Your Options

See how Standard, XL, and upgrading compare for your printing needs

Standard Cartridges

Best for occasional printing and lower upfront costs

Most Convenient
Price
£14.99
Yield
120
pages
Cost/Page
~12.5p
Lower upfront cost
Good for occasional printing
Widely available
Higher approximate cost per page
BEST VALUE

XL / High-Yield

Maximum value with lower cost per page for regular printing

Lowest Running Cost
Price
£21.99
Yield
240
pages
Cost/Page
~9.2p
Save ~27%
Save approximately 27% per page vs standard
Fewer replacements needed
Best for regular printing
Higher upfront cost

Upgrade Printer Option

Consider a new printer for better long-term value and features

Long-term

HP OfficeJet Pro 9022e

A versatile all-in-one inkjet printer designed for small businesses and home offices. Offers fast printing, automatic duplex, and wireless connectivity.

Approximate price:£250.00
Lower long-term costs
Better features & performance
Modern technology and efficiency
Requires new hardware purchase

Side-by-Side Comparison

FeatureStandardXL/High-YieldUpgrade
Approximate cost per page~12.5p~9.2pVaries
Approximate upfront cost£14.99£21.99£250.00
Approximate pages per cartridge120240N/A
Best forOccasional useRegular printingLong-term savings