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Steps For Sharing Printer In Home Network

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1)Go to "Add Printer Wizard" and enable/select "A network printer or printer attached to another computer" option.

2)Go to "Printer And Faxes" option and right click then select "Sharing..." option.

3)Then a window will open type name of your shared printer then click "OK"

4)A window will get opened with a selected option then click on "Next".

5)A browser window will get opened then click on the shared printer and press "Next".

6)Then a window asking for "Apply" option will get opened

click for applying the changes then click "OK" and then "Close" the windows that are opened.

In this way you can connect or share you printer to local Computer.

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yes, and then you find printer, in another computer. Windows is nice isnt it ?

I was tempted to troll your post beyond the hellgate where Celebras feasts on souls of man, and Caronte charges a fee to take them to Hell, but i see that you did it with the best of intentions. Ill try to add a tip. There are several routers nowadays that have USB ports to share printers. And relative cheap printers with network or WIFI imbedded. Than means you dont need to keep 1 PC always on sharing a printer. And that should avoid diferent workgroup problems ( even in small LANs) that may arise.

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