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install your printer to any of your computer then share your printer, to do so right click properties,sharing. now go to other computer. then go to install printer and faxes, add printer then choose network printer. search for the name of the computer where it is installed and the name of the computer, install and you are done.
Go to Control Panel, select Add a Printer, a window "Add Printer" will be opened. Select "Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer. The scanning for network printer will be start. Select your Printer from there, press Next and you are done.
Install the network printer and put static IP address and share to the network
We can connect HP Printer via LAN helping with IP ADDRESS or Host Name. Another Option is we can connect via Helping with USB connection through using Sharing the printer.
If You have a DC (Domain controller) you can add a Printer Policy, this policy will help you to share printer to all users in your domain,
Go to control panel / devices and printers / then click on add printer then chose add to network then the windows will search your network and identify the available printers then you chose the HP printer after that click next after that windows will now connect the printer and look for the driver. Once it has located the driver, you’ll be asked to confirm you trust the printer, and then the driver will be installed on your machine. A pop-up will confirm your PC is now connected to the printer. Press Next. You’ll be given the option to print a test page. Alternatively, press Finish to begin using the printer.
Step 1: First, connect the printer to your network by connecting one end of a Cat 5 or 6 cable (which should have come with your printer) to your router and the other end into the network port of your printer. Now, turn your printer on and wait for it to become ready.
Step 2: Next you’ll need to get the IP address of your printer. The IP address is what will let your computer know where to find your printer on the network. All network printers allow you to print a configuration sheet that will list basic information about the printer along with the current network configuration.
For most printers, this involves pressing the Menu button on the printer, going to theInformation option and choosing Print Configuration. Sometimes if there is no display, you just press and hold the Go or Print button down for about 10 seconds and it’ll print the configuration page. You will be looking for the TCP/IP section.
The IP Address is what you’ll need for the next steps. You printer should automatically get an IP address from the DHCP server on your network. At home, the IP should be coming from the wireless router or residential gateway if you have one that acts as a cable modem plus router.
Step 3: The last step is to add the printer to your computer. Click on Start, then Printers and Faxes.
If you don’t see this in your Start Menu, you can go to Start, Control Panel and then click on Printers and Faxes there. Click Add Printer from the task pane on the left.
The Add Printer wizard will begin, so click Next to get started. On the next screen you’ll be asked whether your printer is a local printer or a network printer. These options are confusing because a network printer is actually referring either a printer connected to another computer or a printer on a print server. Our printer is a stand-alone printer and so you must select Local printer attached to this computer and make sure that you uncheckthe box for automatically detecting the printer
Click Next and you’ll be asked to select the printer port. Since our printer is a network printer with a IP address, we need to select the Create a new port option and chooseStandard TCP/IP Port.
Click Next and you’ll get another wizard to add a TCP/IP printer port. On the main wizard screen click Next. In the first text box, Printer Name or IP Address, enter the IP address from the printer configuration sheet you printer earlier.
Click Next and depending on the printer you have, you may get one more dialogs before the end of the wizard. If the network card for the printer cannot be identified, the wizard will ask you to choose the card type. You can leave the default of “Generic Network Card” and click Next.
Click Next and click Finish. You will then continue on with the Add Printer wizard and you’ll need to either choose the printer from the list of manufacturers or click Have Disk and insert your printer driver cd in the computer
You can either shares through another computer on the network or you use IP address as stand alone machine or printer on the network or LAN
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