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02-05-2024 11:13 PM
HP Recommended Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)Samsung c430x series
It appears the software available no longer has the ability to connect to wifi. Within the misnomer "Easy Printer Manager" software (2.1.0.35), there are a million completely useless options (in the sense that they are irrelevant to a wifi connection), and when you try to launch this "Easy Wi-Fi Settings Wizard", you are greeted with a fantastically hilarious "Unable to launch the application. Please install the application properly"
I was going to provide links, but this god-awful site is now throwing up http 400 errors along with other internal errors like "Sorry, our ssytem is having issues and are unable to show agent options at this time"
IN SHORT: I have a printer, Samsung c430x, that can be connected via USB or Ethernet, that needs to be delivered settings for WiFi. none of this other bs matters. If a solution is not possible, there better be a damned good reason not to drop this into the purely evil Planned Obsolescence category of consumer products.
