I have a PC and a laptop in a wireless homenetwrok. the PC is directly
connected to the router and to a printer. and the laptop is connected by
wireless connection. I set file and printing on. I can share files easly, but
when I try to share the printer it says "not enugh memory". I tried to set it
as a local port ("\\pcname\printersharename") but it says "access denied".
I'm the admin on both computers.
Both computers are runnig VISTA home premium. The Printer is XEROX
WokStation PE16, and the router is a D-Link router.
PLEASE HELP
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