How Can I Network My Computer And Printers. I Am Able To Use Wireless On My Laptop. But I Cant Print On Laptop

I can go on my wireless netowrk and go online. But i can access information from one computer on the other. Or print from the laptop which is not connected to a the printer. What do I do to fix this problem

2 Comments

  1. iowac says:

    you need to share your printer that it is installed on.
    In Windows XP
    Click Start, Printers and Faxes
    Right click on the printer you intend to print to, left click on sharing
    then click the Sharing Tab
    make sure the button is checked for sharing the printer.
    On your laptop, you need to
    Click Start, Printers and FAxes
    Add printer, network printer and follow prompts.

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