Brother is one of the popular manufacturers of printers, both for household purposes as well as official use. Many of the new models that have been built have the capability of Wi-Fi compatibility that means you can print documents from a computer or laptop or even a smartphone by just giving a command and there is no need to establish any wired connection. If you are having troubles in doing setup brother printer then you must refer this blog.
To do the needful, you will have to first connect your printer to the local network and install the drivers, if they have been earlier installed then it is recommended to update them so as to eliminate any further troubles.
Requirements for the connection:
1. You will need a password and network name for your wireless network that can be found easily at the back or bottom of the modem
2. Computer and printer are turned on
3. Restart your wireless router before the setup
Setup Wi-Fi Connection on Brother Printer
Step 1: Select the menu button and scroll down to Network
Step 2: Press ok and select the WLAN option
Step 3: Then choose the setup wizard
Step 4: Select ok to let the device search
Step 5: Choose your Wi-Fi network, if prompted to use WPS, select No
Step 6: Enter the password of your Wi-Fi and tap OK
Step 7: Now allow the settings to be applied by pressing YES
Step 8: If you have entered the correct password, it will show that connection has been set up. A connection ok report will print out automatically.
Unlike another brand printer which requires tedious and lengthy wireless setup, Brother Printers are easily set up with just a few steps. If you find that even after doing the setup, you are unable to print any document or image through the printer, then do not waste any more time and connect with Brother Printer support, the technical representatives will help you out with more simple troubleshooting steps and also will guide you with tips to safeguard your network. They can be reached at any hour of the day.
Also Read: How to Connect Brother Printer to Google Cloud Print?
