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Hii my name is Luna Fallon i am from the technical team if you are facing a problem then you can visit our site. To find the IP address of an HP printer , you can print a network configuration page directly from the printer's control panel.At first, press the "Setup" or "Menu" button on the printer, then navigate to the "Network" or "Wireless" menu. Select "Print Network Configuration Page" and wait for the printer to print the page. The IP address should be listed under the "TCP/IP" or "IP Address" section of the configuration page. Alternatively, you can also find the IP address by logging into your router's admin page and searching for the printer in the list of connected devices.

Everyone wants tips on cheap travel. There's a few ways to go about it, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. But I just search search search. 1. Be flexible on the dates and destination. It is usually cheaper to fly in the "off-season". But, if you are dead set on going over summer be flexible with the destination. Google flights has a nice map feature where you can look at most major airports and determine what city or country you can fly to, for the cheapest. (I also have a subscription to scottscheapflights.com.) It is usually fairly easy to fly country to country in Europe or even add the experience of taking the train. For example, I was dead set on going to Ireland this summer, but flights were $800+ at the time. I then found a flight for $600 to Denmark and decided thats where im starting, then flew to Ireland for $40 to continue on with my trip. Yes eventually you have to make your way back to Denmark for your return flight, but if you want to do multiple countries on a trip, the difference in price isn't notable. 2. Find a major international airport that you can fly out of. Some airports are horrible for international deals and travel. I'm based out of Phoenix, and I rarely search out of PHX airport. Try searching LA, Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago, and New york. Doing this, helps reduce the amount of flights the airlines has to combine for you. Less convenient for you, but also can be cheaper in the long run. Example : Found a flight 10:30 pm Chicago to Copenhagen. Next I have to search for a flight PHX to Chicago that gets me there by 7 pm, that way I have time to "check out of Chicago", get my bags, find the international terminal and re-check in. Again, less convenient, but comparing it to PHX- Copenhagen, I saved well over $600. 3. So I've booked a flight out of Chicago, but now I have to buy a flight to Chicago from my home city for an other $150-$200? Not quite. This is where airline points come in handy. Every chance I get, I use my Southwest Credit card and rack points up all year long, that way I have a FREE flight to that city. If you don't have an airline card, find one you think you would like, I recommend Southwest and United, they all tend to have great sign up deals where you spend a certain amount of money in 3 months, and you get roughly 40,000 - 60,000 points. If you play your cards right that could amount to 3 or 4 single way tickets. My SouthWest Card referral link . 4. For stays, I recommend Booking.com . Sometimes I venture over to Hotels.com. Both have there perks, but my preference is Booking.com . You level up with them, you can achieve free upgrades, free breakfast and sometimes they pay around $10 or so of your booking. I tend to stay in the city center of where I am traveling to, that way I am close to what I want to see or do, and the subway or train is close by as well. I like to keep my options open. I avoid Hiltons or Marriotts, I look at small local hotels, read reviews, and go with my gut. Reviews tend to be accurate and I have yet to book a hotel, show up and hate it. Overall, my stays over the years have been what I have expected. If you are booking through Booking.com be sure to use my affiliate link .

1. Phuket has 2 seasons, hot and even hotter and don’t forget to factor in humidity. Stay hydrated, you will sweat, ALOT. So it is important to stay hydrated. Seek out water bottles, Gatorade or bring liquid IV. Don’t drink water from the tap, it will be uneasy on your stomach and ruin your trip! And rain. Rain is a factor & is sporadic. Check the forecast ahead of your trip, try to plan off days/resort days in rain days. The city keeps moving in the rain, so don’t be scared. Get a nice poncho and keep going. 2. Most of the locals we have met have been so kind and helpful. But, out of convince to yourself, download the app “Grab”. This was helpful in ordering taxis/cars and having a set price and not having to worry about bargaining, and the app has your location and driver info so it’s an added safety factor. Basically it’s Thailand Uber! 3. Something that came as a surprise to us.. there is not toilet paper in most public restrooms. Hotels absolutely. So do yourself a favor and bring flushable wipes, or something that can conveniently fit in your purse or backpack while you’re wandering through the cities and experiencing the culture. 4. Hotels and food are overall cheap here. You can either save money and eat local and stay nice, or you can spend a comparable amount of money and eat nice and stay really nice. Example: Our hotel near the airport was nice, pool, bar, modern and was only $32 a night, plus we found a local fast food place and had dinner for $3 each. Or, the hotel we stayed at for our 5 days in Phuket, on its own island, resort, pools, spa, amenities, activities, private pool was $100 a night, plus dinners on the resort for $30-$40 combined. Still not bad price wise (I think), but still more than what you could spend in most places in Thailand. We definitely splurged given it was our honeymoon.