RE: Printer Sharing
From: Neal (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/04/04
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Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2004 12:43:17 -0700
Thanks for your response.
I had already done what you suggested. When I look
at "Printers and Faxes" there is the printer and there is
a hand under it (showing that it is shared). My problem
is that when I am on the other computer and I want to add
a printer which is that shared one. It cannot find it.
HOwever if I go to Network neighborhood, and select
computers in my work group. Then I find that computer
with the shared printer it. If I then click on that
computer it asks for an account and password. I used
administrator and its password for that computer and then
I get a window with the hard drives and printers. When I
then add a computer I can find that one, set it up and
print to it. However, later (after rebooting etc.) When I
look at that printer (which is shared by the other one) I
get the message that "Access denied, cannot connect". I
don't think that I should have to log onto the other
computer each time I want to use the computer. I keep
thinking I am missing something.
Neal
>-----Original Message-----
>"Neal" wrote:
>
>> I have a computer running XP Pro. It has an injet
printer
>> on it. I have another computer (new) running XP home.
I
>> wish to share that printer. I have set up that printer
>> for sharing, but when I try to connect to it from the
>> other computer I get an "Access denied, unable to
connect"
>> message. If I go to My Nework places and select that
>> computer I get a message for an account name and
>> password. If I enter a valid one, then I can connect
and
>> print to that printer. I would think that if sharing
is
>> set up properly, that I would not have to do that. Is
>> there something that I am missing? Does XP Pro require
>> something extra to connect to the printer?
>>
>> Neal
>>
>
>Select Start/Help and Support. In the Search Box, type
Share a printer and click the green arrow. Select the
Share a Printer in the results for the step by step
instructions.
>
>Ronnie Vernon
>Microsoft MVP
>Windows Shell/User
>.
>
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