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Hello and welcome to hands-on tech, the show where you write in with your questions and I answer them.

I mean, that's really all there is to it.

I am pleased to say that this week

features a question about printers, and I am pleased to say I can answer it very easily. So,

this question comes in from Kevin. Kevin writes in to say, I have a mesh network at home,

but before I used conventional

Wi-Fi and could not connect to a printer not connected to Wi-Fi. So I used a power line adapter

to make this connection. Now that I have a mesh network, I am looking for a solution to connect

via an Ethernet cable. I have another ERO add-on available, but I don't think it allows a wired connection to this add-on extender.

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