My laptop does not recognize my printer in a wireless connection. After I changed my internet connection to Att-Uverse my laptop does not recognize the printer after I installed the software of my brother machine. Both, computer and printer are successfully connected to the wireless internet router.

Click on your wifi connection and have it forget the uverse connection, and then turn wifi off.. Then reboot your phone. When it comes back up, turn wifi on, search for your uverse connection, put in your password, and see if that fixes it. Sometimes the connection becomes corrupted.

Semper Fi,
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This would normally indicate either a compatibility problem, the wireless network is not broadcasting, or you do not have enough signal to see the network. First thing I would try is most devices that can connect to WiFi have the option of connecting to a network that is not listed. I would try that. If that still does not work I would then try disabling all wireless security on the router just to see if that will work(I do not recommend leaving the security disabled any longer than it takes to test this). If none of that works then the next thing would be to check the signal. If you have a laptop, tablet, or cell phone that is connected to your wireless network then bring it over to the tv. If you loose signal, or have low signal then you will need to find a way to get more signal. Even if you do not see low signal on other devices the tv can still have too low signal partly because the antennas are usually in the back where the signal would be blocked by the tv as well as any other equipment you may have around the tv. Try to make sure that there are no metal objects between the tv and the router, and if possible try to get the router as close to directly behind the tv as possible. The more walls the wireless signal has to go through the weaker the signal will be, and metal can reflect the signal, completely blocking it, as well as causing noise on anything near the metal.

If the router doesn't have a button, you will have to plug the adapter into a pc to configure it manually.

You will need to get a hold of att. They will need to have you unplug the 2wire and then reconnect. They will need to reset the gateway from their end. good Luck.

you'll need to call and order connect tech, they'll be able to come and hook you up

delete preferred networks from the computer...try to scan and connect again...your problem will get fixed....
goto network and sharing center > manage wireless networks > select and delete networks already saved (for vista and win7)
goto wireless network connection > right click >click view available networks>left side click on change the order of preferred networks >select and delete all networks now scan and connect......

pls do rate if its useful....

Sometimes tech support advise to use manual ip address.
check out the work laptop settings. Is it manually configurated ip address?
if so... use the same settings on yours, EXCEPT the ip address itself, use the same gateway, same dns, etc... in the IP address, change only the last octect (last numbers).

i work for att tech. support .. but for DSL
yeah we dont configure printers....
but what you can do is go to the modem interphse
URL....only type in 192.168.1.254 ENTER
and go to FIREWALL then SETTINGS
select DMZ modem or allow all applications
give that a shoot might help.
then see under HOME NETWORK if you see the printer

Have u tried setting ur gateway to wpa open? i install uverse and sometimes thats what we have to do.

Is the printer connected via wireless? When I recently connected up a new wireless printer to my UVerse network, the printer manual said that establishing the first connection works better via an Ethernet cable directly to the Uverse router. After the printer is set up once, then I could remove the ethernet cable and connect to the printer via wireless from all my computers.
For all wireless PCs that were previously connected via wireless to dsl, you need to create a new network connection for each one, then enter the key that is listed on the side of your Uverse router when prompted. Sometimes it takes a few minutes to establish the connection.
I am amazed that ATT was so unhelpful on these issues. I was one of their first Uverse customers in Texas, and several times over the last years, techs would visit my house to solve a problem or hook something up, explaining to me as he went. That their helpful attitude is deteriorating is a real shame.