Dan juga pada tutorial sebelumnya saya pernah memposting tutorial mengenai Cara Install Printer, Share Printer Dan Install Printer Di Komputer Lain, namun setelah saya perhatikan, tutorial tersebut belum lengkap karena tidak saya jelaskan bagaimana cara menghubungkan komputer dengan komputer lainya, maka dari itu selain untuk memenuhi permintaan pengunjung Blues Pedia, tutorial ini adalah.
How to Add a Shared Printer in Windows 10Network printers are able to connect directly to your network using Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and are available to anyone on the same network by default.If you have a printer connected to and setup on your computer instead, then you will need to before it will be available to anyone on the same network.Network printer sharing allows another computer on your network to print to the printer connected to your computer on the same network.The HomeGroup service will no longer be available starting with. The user profile used for sharing and the file/folder/printer shares will continue to work.This tutorial will show you how to add a shared printer without using HomeGroup in Windows 10.You must be signed in as an to add a shared printer to your PC.Requirements to add a shared printer:. You must be on the same network as the computer the is connected to.
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The shared printer must be powered on. must be turned on for both computers. You will need to know either the or of the PC the is connected to. You will need to know the share name of the shared printer. I struggled with sharing a printer attached to a replacement computer. I found nothing wrong in the tutorial, but couldn't get connected.
It turns out that the problem was more general. So first see if you can see folders on the printer host machine from another in your network.
If not, make sure file and print sharing are set up. I hit 'enter your network credentials' errors. Since the whole computer couldn't be seen, obviously its printer couldn't either. The fix was in working through logging on to microsoft.com with both my host machine's administrator and setting permissions there, then the client machine as its user and setting permissions there. Both machines required validating user via a text message sent to the phone.I'm not sure I got the details right, but the general strategy is true. Get the network file and print sharing working first, then worry about printers and other devices.BTW, the password nightmare seems to be improved now that Microsoft has set up the integrated login system with permissions.
Mind you, I've still not spent the unknown amount of time needed to get login to Skype working, so they're not done yet.Bob, now in Albuquerque.