how do I find printer IP address of printer?

no way to determine the IP address

Do you have an ethernet cable to connect the printer to your router? I can ask my router for the IP of my printer when it is connected that way.

Open a browser, type in the IP of your router. Ask the router what devices are on the network. Mine looks like this:

When I click the Network icon it shows the IP of everything connected.

I have an HP LaserJet P2035n connected by ethernet. When I press and hold the page feed button (or whatever it's called) for about 5 seconds

I get a print out of the printer's Self Test/Device Configuration report which includes the IP address. Maybe your HP printer will do the same.

Bob McAdams wrote:

It has been connected via wifi for years, then all of a sudden my system does not even show the printer in the Add Printer window. I've tried to reconnect via the printer with no luck. I think this problem started when I upgraded to OS 10.9 but I don't know if that led to the problem. Another issue is the HP scanner software no longer works. I suspect that HP decided to discontinue support on the printer. I'm thinking I will no longer support HP, and will buy another brand in the future.

My question should of read "Have you check the Printer that it is still connected to your WiFi router"? In the diagnostic report you posted it said WiFi (Wireless) DISABLED.

Until you check that the printer is still connected to your WiFi you can't assume it is a Mac OS X problem. OS X can't connect to a network printer, either by WiFi or Ethernet, if that printer is Not connected to the same Local area network.

You have to go to the printer and find out why the WiFi system on the printer is disabled. Whether it is a setting or the WiFi chip has failed.

With the printer turned on run Wireless Diagnostics.

To get there, hold the Option key down and click the wifi icon in the menu bar. The drop down includes Open Wifi Diagnostics.

(If there is no wifi icon in the menu bar, go to System Preferences / Network and click the button on the bottom to show wifi status.

Having run into this problem myself, I found I had to remove all previous settings restart your computer and start from scratch and re add the settings again in the Printer Preferences. This is the only way I have found to solve the problem in the past.

GOOD LUCK TO YOU

DON

The print out shows the wireless is disabled. You have to enable it at the printer. That is IF the printer actually has a wireless network chip in it.

Here is a link to the setup manual for your printer.

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01098538.pdf

Go to section B and follow the instructions.

Post back with your results.

Here's a link to the User Manual. It has more info on your printer.

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01102249.pdf