Share a printer over a network

Are you thinking of buying more printers for several computers in your home or office?If you,you don't need to do that.You don't need multiple printers just because you have more than one PC.I am giving you a easy guide to sharing your printer from one computer to another when they are connected via a wireless network or a local area network.

It's really a eassy process to share printer by turning on Sharing in Windows.just check these out....

you can do this in four steps.

First Step:Choose Your Printer



Get started by opening the Printers and Faxes control panel in Windows XP .In Vista simply called Printers.Right-click on the printer that you want to share, and then choose Sharing.
Then go for 2nd step...

Second Step:Configure the Sharing Properties


In the printer's Properties menu, the Sharing tab should now appear. Click the radio button next to "Share this printer" and give the printer a share name that you will easily recognize. Click OK when you're done. Afterward, the icon in the Printers and Faxes control panel should display a cupped hand on the printer's icon.


Third Step:Add the Shared Printer to Other PCs

On each of the computers that you would like to use with the shared printer, you will need to add the shared printer. Make sure each of these machines is connected to your network before opening the Control Panel and selecting the Printers and Faxes (in XP) or Printers (in Vista) control panel. Once it's open, click "Add a printer" to proceed. On the next screen, choose "Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer."

Fourth & Final Step:Complete the Sharing Setup


Windows will automatically search your network for any shared printers and display its finds in the "Select a printer" window. You should see your newly shared device listed. Select it and then click Next. For the vast majority of printers, Windows will automatically download the appropriate driver for you at this point, if it's not already on your system. Your shared printer will now appear in your Printers and Faxes (or Printers) control panel, and should also appear as an option from within the Print menus of all your applications. From here on out, the hardest part of printing over your network should be walking over to the printer to grab your documents.

That's all waht you have to do for sharing a printer when you are connceted in a network.

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