To reconnect your printer to Wi-Fi, follow these general steps:

1. **Turn on your printer** and make sure it is within range of your Wi-Fi network.

2. On the printer’s control panel, navigate to the **Wireless settings** or **Wi-Fi Setup** menu. This may be under Setup, Network, or Wireless settings depending on your printer model.

3. Select the option like **Wireless Setup Wizard**.

4. From the list of available networks, choose your Wi-Fi network name (SSID).

5. Enter your Wi-Fi password when prompted.

6. Complete the setup; your printer should now be connected to your Wi-Fi.

If your printer or router supports **WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)**, you may also connect by pressing the WPS button on your router and selecting the WPS push-button option on your printer to connect without entering the password manually.

After successfully connecting the printer to Wi-Fi, ensure your computer or device is on the same network to print wirelessly.

For HP printers specifically, steps are similar but you might access Wireless Setup Wizard via the touchscreen control panel under Setup > Network or Wireless settings[1][3][4]. For Epson printers, use the Home button to go to Wi-Fi Setup and follow the setup wizard or use WPS if supported[3]. For Mac, you can add the printer in “Printers & Scanners” after connecting it to Wi-Fi[2].

Restarting the printer and router can help resolve connectivity issues if the connection fails initially[2].

These instructions cover most wireless printers; your exact menu options may vary by make and model. Checking your printer’s user manual for model-specific directions is recommended if these steps don’t perfectly match[1][2][3][4].