Connecting your printer to Wi-Fi depends on the printer model, but here are the general steps you can follow:

### **1. Check Printer Compatibility**
– Ensure your printer supports Wi-Fi connectivity (most modern printers do).
– Check if it has a **WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)** button or requires manual setup.

### **2. Prepare Your Wi-Fi Details**
– Have your **Wi-Fi network name (SSID)** and **password** ready.

### **3. Connect via WPS (If Supported)**
– **On your printer:** Press and hold the **WPS button** (usually on the printer or in its settings).
– **On your router:** Press the **WPS button** within 2 minutes.
– Wait for the Wi-Fi light to stop blinking (connection successful).

### **4. Manual Wi-Fi Setup (If No WPS)**
– **Using the Printer’s Display:**
1. Go to **Settings > Network > Wireless Setup**.
2. Select your Wi-Fi network and enter the password.
3. Confirm and wait for the connection.
– **Using a USB Cable (Temporary Setup):**
1. Connect the printer to your computer via USB.
2. Use the printer software (HP Smart, Epson Connect, etc.) to set up Wi-Fi.
3. Disconnect the USB after setup.

### **5. Verify the Connection**
– Print a **test page** or check the printer’s network status.
– Ensure the printer appears in your router’s connected devices list.

### **6. Troubleshooting Tips**
– **Restart** your printer and router.
– Move the printer **closer to the router**.
– Ensure you’re on the **2.4GHz band** (some printers don’t support 5GHz).
– Update the printer’s firmware.

If you need help with a specific brand (HP, Epson, Canon, Brother, etc.), let me know!