WSW
12-22-2003, 12:47 AM
I have two XP computers and a Win98 computer connected to a D-Link router for Internet access and printer sharing.
The printer is an Epson Stylus 777. The connection from the printer to the router is via a parallel cable.
The Win98 computer and one of the XP computers can share the printer on the router.
The second XP computer could not share the printer. When I try to print a test page from this computer, the page is sent to the print queue and just stays there. There is no error message that printing has failed.
D-Link's instruction for the printer set up is to add a port on the computer with the IP address of the router, i.e. using IP printing. The two XP computers are set up exactly the same.
I ping the router from this XP computer and ping is fine. I can also access Internet from this XP computer. I just cannot print.
I also reloaded the printer drivers couple of times and then rebooted the computer.
Anyone knows how I can test the network print port on this XP computer to diagnose the problem?
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The printer is an Epson Stylus 777. The connection from the printer to the router is via a parallel cable.
The Win98 computer and one of the XP computers can share the printer on the router.
The second XP computer could not share the printer. When I try to print a test page from this computer, the page is sent to the print queue and just stays there. There is no error message that printing has failed.
D-Link's instruction for the printer set up is to add a port on the computer with the IP address of the router, i.e. using IP printing. The two XP computers are set up exactly the same.
I ping the router from this XP computer and ping is fine. I can also access Internet from this XP computer. I just cannot print.
I also reloaded the printer drivers couple of times and then rebooted the computer.
Anyone knows how I can test the network print port on this XP computer to diagnose the problem?
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