printing from winXP to win95

N

niz

i have a network consisting of a router connected to a WinXP machine
and a Win95 machine. a Lexmark 1020 Jetprinter is connected to the
Win95 machine. My problem is I cannot print from the Win95 machine to
the WinXp machine - i have set up the printer in WinXp and when i
"print" it does appear in the print queue on the Win95 machine - but
then it just vanishes.

i have a feeling it might be a driver issue - i installed the XP
lexmark drivers on the XP machine, and have the WIn95 lexmark drivers
on the 95 machine. how should i set things up in order to enable
printing from XP to 95?

thanks... please reply to group
 
C

Chuck

i have a network consisting of a router connected to a WinXP machine
and a Win95 machine. a Lexmark 1020 Jetprinter is connected to the
Win95 machine. My problem is I cannot print from the Win95 machine to
the WinXp machine - i have set up the printer in WinXp and when i
"print" it does appear in the print queue on the Win95 machine - but
then it just vanishes.

i have a feeling it might be a driver issue - i installed the XP
lexmark drivers on the XP machine, and have the WIn95 lexmark drivers
on the 95 machine. how should i set things up in order to enable
printing from XP to 95?

thanks... please reply to group

You could have a driver problem - and diagnosing one will only be resolved by
reloading the driver, most likely by un installing and re installing.
<http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/08/re-install-your-network-hardware.html>

Check for simpler solutions first. Look at the server and share names, under
Windows XP you can have names that Windows 9x can't handle.
<http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/05/troubleshooting-network-neighborhood.html#Sharing>

Please let us know if any of these suggestions are of any help. What you learn
may help others in the future, and that's the purpose of these forums.
 

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