C
Curtis Newton
I went to setup a friends system so they could share their HP PSC2110
printer, but had a major issue. Here is the story:
Desktop1 is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and connected via ethernet
connection to a D-Link DI-524 wireless router. HP PSC2110 printer is
connected to Desktop1 via USB port. Printer works fine from Desktop1.
Desktop2 is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and using D-Link USB wireless
device to connect to the Internet.
The issue: I am trying to share the HP printer that is connected to
Desktop1.
1. Both access the Internet perfectly.
2. I have enabled file and print sharing on both systems and run the
network setup wizard on both systems. I called the network mshome.
3. Desktop1 can see the files on Desktop2
4. Desktop2 canNOT see the files nor the printer on Desktop1. In fact,
I am getting the error, "Mshome is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
this server to find out if you have access permissions".
5. Both firewalls are turned off while trouble-shooting (they were
running the built-in XP firewall).
Appreciate thoughts as to why Desktop2 cannot see the HP printer
connected to Desktop1.
Thanks....Curt
printer, but had a major issue. Here is the story:
Desktop1 is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and connected via ethernet
connection to a D-Link DI-524 wireless router. HP PSC2110 printer is
connected to Desktop1 via USB port. Printer works fine from Desktop1.
Desktop2 is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and using D-Link USB wireless
device to connect to the Internet.
The issue: I am trying to share the HP printer that is connected to
Desktop1.
1. Both access the Internet perfectly.
2. I have enabled file and print sharing on both systems and run the
network setup wizard on both systems. I called the network mshome.
3. Desktop1 can see the files on Desktop2
4. Desktop2 canNOT see the files nor the printer on Desktop1. In fact,
I am getting the error, "Mshome is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
this server to find out if you have access permissions".
5. Both firewalls are turned off while trouble-shooting (they were
running the built-in XP firewall).
Appreciate thoughts as to why Desktop2 cannot see the HP printer
connected to Desktop1.
Thanks....Curt