Canon MG5520 - wireless printing - wi-fi

I have noticed this a few times so I thought it would be good to share.

On my Canon MG5520 wi-fi enabled printer, it will not find wi-fi 802.11 networks if they are using 5Ghz for the 802.11 band.

How to fix?
If you switch your wi-fi band to 2.4Ghz, the printer will be able to see/find it.


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