Reasons For Printer Connected To Wi-Fi But Computer Can’t Find It
- The printer driver is configured with an incorrect port
- A faulty access point was selected during the setup
- 3rd party security tool or firewall is interfering with the printer software
- In the case of a wired connection, USB might be an issue.
7 Ways To Fix Canon MG3650 won’t Connect To Wi-Fi In Windows 10
Method 1 – Restart Network Connection
Before diving into technical details, let’s strike off the prospective culprits –
- Ensure the printer is connected to the same wireless network as your system.
- If using a wired connection, ensure the cable is fine, and then restart your printer followed by a network connection.
Note: The easiest way to do this is to plug out and plug in the router/modem cable. In addition to this, you can even use the reset button to reset the home network.
Method 2 – Disable 3rd party security tool
Often strict security measures taken by antivirus tools to protect systems and data from malware and other malicious attacks interfere with the working of Wi-Fi printers. Hence, to ensure that is not the case here we suggest disabling the firewall and uninstalling the security suite. This will help fix the printer that won’t connect to Wi-Fi, Canon Pixma MG3650 problem.
To uninstall security application, you can either use the best Uninstall manager for Windows or can follow the manual steps:
Press Windows + R
Type appwiz.cpl
This will open the Programs & features window. Here look for the third-party security tool installed and running on your Windows.
Select it > Uninstall, wait for the process to finish.
Restart PC and then try to connect Cannot MG3650.
Regards,
Willjoe