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flyingdog
09-19-2008, 07:33 PM
Why does this always seem so easy and I keep getting a step closer but never quite there? Here is the situation:
2 computers, 1 router, 1 modem
Trying to share the printer
Run the home network setup
create a disk (flashdrive) and run the setup on the other computer
Ensure that the network name is the same.
Finally, I can 'see' the network on the other computer when I chose "View Network Computers" but can't access anything. On the primary computer I can't see the network at all.
Thanks for helping figure out an age old issue...
unixpirate
09-19-2008, 07:54 PM
Why does this always seem so easy and I keep getting a step closer but never quite there? Here is the situation:
2 computers, 1 router, 1 modem
Trying to share the printer
Run the home network setup
create a disk (flashdrive) and run the setup on the other computer
Ensure that the network name is the same.
Finally, I can 'see' the network on the other computer when I chose "View Network Computers" but can't access anything. On the primary computer I can't see the network at all.
Thanks for helping figure out an age old issue...
Permissions set :shrug:
The_Twisted_Ear
09-21-2008, 06:12 AM
Check your FireWall on both systems.
Check your FireWall on both systems.
:yeahthat: Did you share the printer as well?
onebdzee
09-21-2008, 10:36 AM
Must be a Lexmark
I got a wireless one and can't get any of my computers to recognize it(usbhell) :ohwell:
flyingdog
09-21-2008, 03:55 PM
Check your FireWall on both systems.
How do I do that?
I can now 'see' one computer from the other but can't access anything?
I'm a data person, but man this networking stuff always gets me. Thanks for your help!
The_Twisted_Ear
09-21-2008, 04:54 PM
How do I do that?
I can now 'see' one computer from the other but can't access anything?
I'm a data person, but man this networking stuff always gets me. Thanks for your help!
Which FireWall are you using and printer?
Mousebaby
09-21-2008, 05:46 PM
If you're using Vista I went to Microsoft.com and it had instructions on how to do it. It is a lot more complicated using Vista premium. I knew how to do it and it was a cinch on XP! I hate Vista!
GopherM
09-22-2008, 08:11 AM
If you're using Vista I went to Microsoft.com and it had instructions on how to do it. It is a lot more complicated using Vista premium. I knew how to do it and it was a cinch on XP! I hate Mojave!
Fixed
onebdzee
09-22-2008, 08:17 AM
If you're using Vista I went to Microsoft.com and it had instructions on how to do it. It is a lot more complicated using Vista premium. I knew how to do it and it was a cinch on XP! I hate Vista!
I'm not using Vista and I can't seem to get mine to work....I even had K, who is a "self-proclaimed guru of computers", down here and he couldn't even figure out why my computer wasn't picking up the printer
RadioPatrol
09-22-2008, 04:39 PM
I'm not using Vista and I can't seem to get mine to work....I even had K, who is a "self-proclaimed guru of computers", down here and he couldn't even figure out why my computer wasn't picking up the printer
Lexmark :barf:
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