Please ask a question about the network printer that cannot be installed on the WIN2000 LAN

Add a printer from a BCD machine and follow the instructions to install a shared printer step by step, not from an online neighbor.

Just select a network printer when installing.

1. All you can't see the computer with a printer now, then you definitely can't find the printer to pull, you have to solve the interconnection problem between the two computers first.

1。Confirm that there is a file printer sharing agreement.

2。Confirm that both computers are in the segment.

Does the other party have a shared printer?

First, make sure that the other party shares the printer, and then enter the Add Printer wizard and enter the printer's IP address to search for it.

First, see if the other party has installed the corresponding service.

Let's see if he shares his printer.

Because in the same group, you can search directly when installing a shared printer, and if you can't do it, you can just enter the printer name.

Your question! It's a matter of user access! The username and password of your two machines are not the same. To put it simply, the machine you want to access must have a user (same account and password) who accesses the machine. If you still don't understand, you can send me a message!

Is the protocol the same for both machines?

Is that printer shared?

Is access given?

Are the two machines one working group?

Take a good look at the above, it should be able to solve it.

Symptom: Win7 printer is installed, sharing is normal. In a printing error, there is a phenomenon that the printing cannot be successful, and the deletion of the printing file is unsuccessful, so I simply delete the printer in a fit of anger and want to share it again.

Unexpectedly, after installation, it prompts that the printer already exists, and you can't share it with the original name when sharing. If you change the name and share it, there are too many people in the company who use this printer, won't they have to reinstall the printer?

Unwilling to ......But the search on the Internet was fruitless, and after a long time, the original printer could not be found in the printer in the control panel, and I entered my IP in the run, and I didn't find a shared printer. Occasionally, you will find that there is "View Remote Tongyu Printer" in the organization bar 1

Click on the result and find that the deleted printer still exists. And the print file still exists.

It is estimated that it is a bug in the system, and the deleted printer can still be seen in the remote printer, but because there are still print files that have not been deleted, the printer cannot be deleted, and the fundamental problem is that the wrong file in the printer must be deleted!

Click Start > Control Panel > Performance & Maintenance > Administrative Tools > Services > Print Spooler. Click "Stop This Service" on the left side to stop the printer service.

Click Start > Run, and enter :spool on the command line in the Run window. Click the "Confirm" button to open the "spool" folder; In the "spool" folder, double-click on the "printers" folder; Delete all files in the "printers" folder;

Go back to the "Service" window and click "Start this Service" on the left side to restart the printing service. Check the print queue to confirm that the print job has been cleared.

Open again to view the remote printer. Delete printer successfully! Re-add the printer in the control panel, it doesn't prompt the printer to exist, and share it with the original name!

Just change it to XP, there is a problem with the win7 system.

Add a shared printer by adding a local printer and changing the port.

1. First of all, make sure that the IP address of your online XP system should be the same as your IP address, and under the same working group, if you can see the other party's network on the network and directly enter the other machine, of course, including the DNS server address.

2. Select "Network" on the left, then select the server you want to connect to with the printer on the right, after selecting, the following option box will display the name of the corresponding printer server, then click "Select Operator" on the right, then click "Add to List", then click "Apply", and then click "OK".

3. Search for this printing service computer on other computers in the local area network, and click on this computer to share the result.

4. If the printer service computer has a password, prompt you to enter it, the first time you access, enter the computer name and password of the printer server, and select Save.

This is due to the automatic shutdown of the print spooler. You can fix the issue of network printers prompting "Windows cannot connect to printer" by starting the print spooler.

Print Spooler is a print spooler that manages all local and network print queues and controls all print jobs. If this service is deactivated, printing on your local computer will not be available. If this service is disabled, any services that depend on it will not be able to be enabled.

Causes and solutions:1.Actually, this is because the print spooler automatically closes, enter:

Control Panel - > Systems & Security - > Management Tools Click on "Services":

2. Select "Print Spooler" and right-click "Start".

3. Then it's OK. It can be set to start automatically.

You should be a gost win7 system,Due to the lack of registry and system files, the error is reported.。

There are two ways to fix this.

1. Upgrade the system, such as win7 home upgrade to flagship.

2、Redo the systemAccording to my experience, 3 GOST systems will have this error, I chose the Microsoft genuine system with the keygen.

At present, the pension after retirement is composed of a basic pension + a personal account pension (before the reform of the pension insurance system, there is also a transitional pension).

The calculation method is as follows.

1. Basic pension = (the average monthly salary of the province's on-the-job employees in the previous year at the time of retirement of the insured personnel + the average monthly indexed salary of the insured person) 2 Payment period 1%. Note: My indexed average monthly contribution salary = the average monthly salary of on-the-job employees in the province in the previous year and my average contribution index).

2. Personal account pension = the amount of personal account savings calculated and issued for the number of months (50 years old is 139 years old). 2

Answer: Open the C: Windows System32 Spool Printers folder, right-click - Properties, cancel the read-only properties, and delete all the files in the Printers folder.

Press win+r to run regedit

Delete all files under hkey local machine system controlset001 control print printers (right-click printers before deleting, export. Back up the registry under it).

Win+R runs to open the service, finds the print spooler item, double-clicks to set it to automatic and starts.

6. Click Next directly - OK to complete;

It's a shared issue with 2000 and xp.

The first is to open a guest account; The second is to install the netbeui protocol; The third is to check whether the guest account is disabled in the local security policy settings; Fourth, set up a shared folder. However, even if these four points are achieved, sometimes it still can't solve the problem of Windows XP's mutual access. Because in Windows XP, if you want to achieve mutual access, you need to set up this step:

On the Windows desktop, right-click on "Computer", select "Properties", and then click the "Computer Name" tab to see if your LAN workgroup name appears in the tab, such as "TL2000", etc. Then click the Network ID button to start the Network Identity Wizard: click Next, select This machine is part of a commercial network, use it to connect to other working computers; Click Next, select Company uses a network without a domain; Click the Next button, then enter the team name for your local area network, such as "TL2000", click the "Next" button again, and finally click the "Finish" button to complete the setup.

Once the computer is restarted, the computers within the LAN can access each other.

Refer to "" First, open a guest account; The second is to install the netbeui protocol; The third is to check whether the guest account is disabled in the local security policy settings; Fourth, set up a shared folder. However, even if these four points are achieved, sometimes it still can't solve the problem of Windows XP's mutual access. Because in Windows XP, if you want to achieve mutual access, you need to set up this step:

On the Windows desktop, right-click on "Computer", select "Properties", and then click the "Computer Name" tab to see if your LAN workgroup name appears in the tab, such as "TL2000", etc. Then click the Network ID button to start the Network Identity Wizard: click Next, select This machine is part of a commercial network, use it to connect to other working computers; Click Next, select Company uses a network without a domain; Click the Next button, then enter the team name for your local area network, such as "TL2000", click the "Next" button again, and finally click the "Finish" button to complete the setup.

Once the computer is restarted, the computers within the LAN can access each other.

This is because the machine does not have permission to open.

Right-click on My Computer, select "Manage", then find "Local Users and Groups", then find "Guest", right-click on the item, select "Properties", and then remove the "check" before "Account is deactivated".

win2000 may be slightly different from the position I just said.,Look carefully and you will be able to solve it.。

Yes, it's best to turn on the guest user permission, so you can file share with computers on the network, but it's preferable.

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