Just did XP Home repair, so now need add printer over again. 'Printers and
Faxes' folder contains 3 printers listed(in fact, only one printer, just
listed 3 times) When run 'Add Printer Wizard', selected " A network printer,
or a printer attached to another computer" -> Browse for a printer -> does
not list network printers, only workgrougp name, my PC and storage.
I assume this due some windows settings, that prevent LAN network sharing,
how to fix this? (allow connection for printer only)

"Corvet" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Just did XP Home repair, so now need add printer over again.
> 'Printers and Faxes' folder contains 3 printers listed(in fact,
> only one printer, just listed 3 times) When run 'Add Printer
> Wizard', selected " A network printer, or a printer attached to
> another computer" -> Browse for a printer -> does not list network
> printers, only workgrougp name, my PC and storage. I assume this
> due some windows settings, that prevent LAN network sharing, how
> to fix this? (allow connection for printer only)
>

I'm assuming here that you have a networked printer that is directly
connected to the network with its own IP address? If so, where you
went wrong was selecting "A network printer or a printer attached to
another computer". You should select "Local Printer" instead. Then in
the next window, select "Create a new Port" and choose a port of type
"Standard TCP/IP Port". Then enter the IP address of the Printer and
go from there.

HTH,
John

"John Wunderlich"...

>> Just did XP Home repair, so now need add printer over again.
>> 'Printers and Faxes' folder contains 3 printers listed(in fact,
>> only one printer, just listed 3 times) When run 'Add Printer
>> Wizard', selected " A network printer, or a printer attached to
>> another computer" -> Browse for a printer -> does not list network
>> printers, only workgrougp name, my PC and storage. I assume this
>> due some windows settings, that prevent LAN network sharing, how
>> to fix this? (allow connection for printer only)
>>
>
> I'm assuming here that you have a networked printer that is directly
> connected to the network with its own IP address? If so, where you
> went wrong was selecting "A network printer or a printer attached to
> another computer". You should select "Local Printer" instead. Then in
> the next window, select "Create a new Port" and choose a port of type
> "Standard TCP/IP Port". Then enter the IP address of the Printer and
> go from there.
>
> HTH,
> John
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have solved this already, yes that's what should I do. For the sake of
justice, the windows xp Printer Wizard instruction isn't too clear in this
case, so couldn't make it very easy. Following Wizard logic, I should choose
the "A network printer, or a printer attached to another computer", since
this is network printer(in local LAN), it *isn't connected* to my computer.

Thank you.