To **set up an HP printer on Wi-Fi**, you can follow these common methods depending on your printer model:

1. **Using the Printer’s Built-in Wireless Setup Wizard** (for printers with a display screen):
– Access the printer’s control panel.
– Go to **Setup** or **Network Settings**.
– Select **Wireless Setup Wizard**.
– Choose your Wi-Fi network from the list.
– Enter your Wi-Fi password.
– Wait for confirmation that the printer is connected to Wi-Fi[1].

2. **Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)** (if your router supports WPS):
– Press the **WPS button** on your wireless router.
– Within 2 minutes, press the **WPS button** on your printer.
– Wait for the printer to connect automatically; a solid Wi-Fi light usually indicates success.
– This method avoids entering a password manually and is fast and secure[1].

3. **Using the HP Smart App** (works for printers without a display or for easy setup):
– Download and install the **HP Smart app** on your smartphone or computer.
– Turn on your printer and make sure your device is connected to the desired Wi-Fi network.
– Open the app and add your printer (it should auto-detect it).
– Navigate to **Printer Settings > Network Setup**.
– Select your Wi-Fi network and enter the password.
– Complete the setup; the printer will connect to Wi-Fi enabling wireless printing[2][3].

4. **USB Setup Method** (for printers without a display and no WPS):
– Connect the printer to your computer via USB.
– Use the HP software or HP Smart app to configure the wireless settings.
– Follow the wizard to connect the printer to your Wi-Fi network.
– Once connected, disconnect the USB cable[1].

Additional tips:
– Ensure the printer is within wireless range of the router.
– Verify you are using a **2.4 GHz network frequency**, as many printers don’t support 5 GHz.
– If changing networks, you may need to reset wireless settings on the printer or perform a factory reset before connecting to a new Wi-Fi[5].

This comprehensive approach covers the main ways to connect your HP printer to Wi-Fi successfully. Choose the method best suited to your printer model and available setup options[1][2][3][5].