Hi there! I see you're having trouble connecting the Canon PRINT app to your wireless network. Let's work together to get this sorted out. To start, can you tell me a bit more about your setup? For example, which Canon printer model are you using, and are you trying to connect your printer and your Windows device to the same Wi-Fi network? Also, have you attempted any steps already, like resetting the printer's network settings or restarting devices?

While waiting for your details, here is a straightforward approach we often use to resolve these wireless connection issues:

1. Ensure Printer is Ready: Make sure your printer is turned on and the Wi-Fi indicator light on it is steady or blinking, indicating it is in wireless setup mode.

2. Set Printer to Wireless Setup Mode: Depending on the model, you might need to activate “Easy Wireless Connect” or “Cableless Setup” mode. This mode allows the printer to broadcast its own temporary Wi-Fi network for setup.

3. Connect Your Windows Device to the Printer’s Wi-Fi Network:
- On your Windows machine, go to your Wi-Fi settings.
- Look for a network named something like Canon_ij_Setup.
- Connect to it; no internet access is expected at this step.

4. Launch Canon PRINT App and Follow Prompts: The app will then guide you to connect the printer to your home Wi-Fi network by entering your Wi-Fi SSID and password.

5. Return to Your Home Wi-Fi Network: After the app configures the printer, reconnect your Windows device to your normal Wi-Fi network.

6. Print a Test Page: Try printing a test page to confirm everything is linked correctly.

If you’ve already done some of these steps or are stuck at a particular part, please let me know. Also, let me know if your home network has any special settings like hidden SSIDs, MAC filtering, or uses a 5GHz band only (some printers may only work on 2.4GHz bands). This will help me guide you more precisely.

Looking forward to your reply!