To connect your HP printer to a new Wi-Fi network, you typically need to access the printer’s wireless setup menu, select your new Wi-Fi network from the available list, and enter the Wi-Fi password. This process varies slightly depending on your printer model but generally follows these steps:

– **Using the Wireless Setup Wizard on the printer:**
1. Make sure the printer is powered on and within range of your Wi-Fi.
2. On the printer control panel (especially if it has a touchscreen), go to the **Wireless** or **Network** menu.
3. Select **Wireless Setup Wizard** (or a similarly named option).
4. From the list of networks, choose your new Wi-Fi network.
5. Enter the Wi-Fi password when prompted.
6. Wait for the connection to be established and confirm by printing a test page[1][2][4][5].

– **Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), if supported:**
1. Press the **WPS** button on your wireless router.
2. Within 2 minutes, press the **WPS** button on your printer.
3. Wait for the automatic connection to complete without entering a password manually[1][4].

– **Using the HP Smart App:**
1. Turn on your printer, ensuring the Wi-Fi light is blinking.
2. Open the **HP Smart App** on your computer or smartphone.
3. Add your printer and then select your new Wi-Fi network within the app.
4. Enter the Wi-Fi password and complete the setup.
5. The printer’s Wi-Fi light will stop blinking once connected[3][5].

– **For printers without a touchscreen or whose wireless setup menu is limited:**
Use a USB cable to temporarily connect the printer to your computer. Then, use the HP printer software or HP Smart App on the computer to change the Wi-Fi network settings[2].

**Additional tips:**
– Ensure your router is configured to allow new devices and that there is no MAC filtering blocking the printer[5].
– If the wireless light is not blinking or the connection fails, reset the wireless settings on the printer by pressing and holding the Wi-Fi and Cancel buttons until the power light blinks, then try the setup again[3].
– Installing or updating the latest HP printer drivers and software on your computer can also help in detecting and managing the printer[5].

These methods collectively cover most HP printer models and connection scenarios. If needed, consult your specific printer’s manual for exact menu names or options.