@JGO1 

 

Have you tried connecting printer to the following:

 

Guest network: 2.4GHz only, no password

 

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If that does not work, repeat the same but with one more addition:

 

Guest network: 2.4GHz only, no password;

Power off all Satellite Deco, leaving just Main Deco. Have printer close enough to Main Deco to get WiFi signal from it.

 

In this setup you don't even have a mesh, just single WiFi router named Main Deco. If printer still can't connect, look for help from HP forums for "Cannot connect HP Printer to WiFi router."

So the 2nd option works. But fails again when you turn on the remaining 2 mesh pods. So deco x50 is currently not fit for purpose 1. Leave on deco main pod. Printer will connect to the network 2. Turn on mesh pod #2. Printer will get kicked off the network and won’t return until pod#2 is turned off. (Same with pod #3) So deco cannot hold a printer on its mesh network Any advice? The main pod lives next to NBN entry point (in the kitchen) . The printer lives in the office (the furthest point away from the kitchen.