Cara Share Printer Windows 10
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Cara sharing printer di windows 7, 8 dan 10 - Sharing printer merupakan cara menghubungkan satu printer dengan beberapa komputer yang terhubung dalam. On the computer to which the printer is connected (in our case it was the Windows 10 laptop), share the printer as usual, and when sharing it, set up the share name that is easy to type in. For example, in our case the long name of the printer was 'Epson Stylus Photo R200', but we shared it with the name EpsonR200.
I am trying to share my USB printer on my main desktop machine to the network so that anyone on my network can access it. Previously, I would just go to the printer properties and enable it in the sharing tab to 'Everyone' but there is no sharing tab for the printer.
Cara Sharing Printer di Windows 10 Jika Anda tidak tahu nama komputer Anda, Anda dapat melihatnya pada System Properties dengan cara buka File Explorer > klik. Share your printer in Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 8.1 (Shared printer) Follow the instructions below to share your printer. Screens may differ slightly depending on the version of your OS. Langkah-langkah sharing printer pada Windows 10 - Windows 10 memiliki banyak perubahan dari yang membuat kita perlu menyesuaikan diri dengan tampilan dan fitur-fitur baru. Banyak fitur yang bekerja dengan cara yang sama seperti pada versi Windows sebelumnya, tetapi banyak hal telah berubah seperti letak menu dan langkah-langkah yang sedikit berbe. (Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 8.1 only) Click Network and Sharing Center. Click Change advanced sharing settings. Check Turn on network discovery and Turn on file and printer sharing, click Save changes. Open the Control Panel. Click Hardware and Sound (Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 8.1 only) => Devices and Printers. Click Add a printer. Choose a printer and click Next.
How the heck do I share a printer to my network in Windows 10?
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Yes it is possible to share a USB connected printer without homegroups in Windows 10.
On the host PC with the printer, under Device and Printers in Control Panel, right click the printer you want to share, select See what's printing, Select Printer from the menu, select sharing or share this printer, enable the checkbox that reads share this printer.
The thing is that the Sharing tab in the printer properties only shows up for me if I go through the 'whats printing' window, and the sharing tab doesn't show up if I right-click properties from the device and printers window.
Finally got it to work on the computer where I wanted to print from (My Laptop). So after opening the Devices and Printers window and clicking on Add a printer at the top, click on 2nd option 'Select a shared printer by name' then click on 'Browse'. Next screen allowed me to navigate to and select my Network printer that was hooked up to my Desktop via USB.
Driver for hp keyboard. On the computer to which the printer is connected (in our case it was the Windows 10 laptop), share the printer as usual, and when sharing it, set up the share name that is easy to type in. For example, in our case the long name of the printer was 'Epson Stylus Photo R200', but we shared it with the name EpsonR200.
On the computer from which you want to connect to this printer (in our case it was the Windows 2000 computer) use the built-in Add Printer wizard and choose the 'Add Local Printer' option.
Press Next, and on the next page choose the 'Create a new port' option and make sure the 'Local port' option is selected:
When you press Next, Windows will prompt you to enter the port name. Enter the UNC name of the shared printer, in the format: //computername/sharedname . In our case, the computer name of the Windows 10 laptop was laptop, and we had previously set up the shared name of the printer as EpsonR200 (see Step 1 above), so we entered the port name as:
If you don't know the network name of your computer, you can find it out as follows: right-click on the This PC folder (or Computer) in Explorer or some other file manager, and choose Properties from the shortcut menu. On that page, look for the 'computer name' text. That's the name you need to enter instead of 'laptop' in our example. Be sure to use the name of the computer that has the printer attached to it, not the one from which you are trying to connect to the printer through the network!
Next, Windows will probably ask you to select the printer make and model, install its drivers, etc. Keep providing the information that the wizard requires, according to your specific printer. When done, Windows should add the new printer to the computer, and you should be able to use it to print files. The procedure described above worked for us, hopefully it will work for you, too.
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