How to connect win7 to share win7 printer

Ensure that XP and Win7 are in the same LAN. Then open [Run] in the XP computer and enter the IP address of the Win7 computer. For example, the IP address of the win7 computer in my office is, so enter in [Run] and press enter.

After entering, a warning message is displayed. is inaccessible and you may not have permission to use the network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access. Login failed: Disable the current account.

What is the reason for this? In fact, this is caused by disabling guest account access on win7 computers. The specific solutions are as follows. On the win7 computer, click [Start], and right-click on [Computer] - [Management] as shown below.

Click Local Users & Groups - Users, and double-click Guest. As shown in the figure below.

Then, remove the checkmark in front of "Account Disabled"! Click Apply - OK. to take effect.

Now, go back to the XP computer, still open [Run], enter [Run] and press Enter. Note that you need to enter the real IP address of your office computer here. I'm just using my Win7 IP address as an example.

1. Open the network and select Add Printer.

1. First open the start menu of the Win7 system, and then click on the "Devices and Printers" option.

2. Then click on a printer - print server properties - driver - delete the corresponding printer driver (all drivers and packages are deleted) - and then delete the invalid printer.

3. Restart, open sharing, and reconnect the printer.

1. In the computer that has been set up to share, check the IP address, and turn on the network connection.

2. Open Properties and double-click Internet version 4.

3. Record the IP address.

4. Next, another computer is operated without a printer, open the start menu, enter " that is, the IP address just recorded in the search bar, and press the enter key. At this time, you can see a shared printer icon, double-click the icon to prompt the installation of the printer driver, click OK. The driver will be installed automatically and the printer will be connected.

There are many possible problems of this kind, if you have tried the common methods, it is recommended that you try the following two ways (first look at the second one, and then try the first one is more appropriate): 1. Open the management - > services and services in the application on the machine of the shared printer - > find the printspooler service and restart it 2. If it doesn't work, try to add everyone to the security group or user name of the shared printer's machine sharing attributes, as shown in the figure below.

In the control panel Devices and Printers, add a printer, set it according to the IP, but I think it's better to find the other party's computer in the online neighbor to add a printer.