How do I use the printer in the LAN?

First set the corresponding printer to share on the computer with the printer, and then go back to your own computer to open the online neighbor to find the computer (if there is no computer in the online neighbor, you can click "start" and "run" input: IP address or computer name, enter to open it) After opening it, you will find the printer that has been shared, select the right click to have a "connection", click on the OK, this is the connection method of the XP system, other systems are similar, the name may be different, depending on the landlord's ability to understand. . .

1. On the printer: Start - Settings - Printer & Fax, right-click on the printer, Share, Share your printer.

2. On other computers (any computer with a network on the LAN), start - Settings - Printers and faxes - Add printers, printers on the network.

In the printer project in the control panel, add a printer, find the printer name or IP address you want in the LAN, add it, and select it when printing.

Or find the computer in your online neighborhood that has that printer installed, and there is a shared printer in it, add.

Control Panel Printers & Faxes Right-click Add Printer Select Network Printer Browse Printers Select Machine A, and Select Printer is done.

Divided into two steps:

1) Set the printer to share (set on the computer connected to the printer): right-click the printer to share;

2) Add printers to other computers: Select "Network Printer or...

Set the IP of the printer, be in the same network segment as the PC, and then install it on the PC and look for the printer.

Of course, the printing service in the PC needs to be turned on!

How to share printers in a local area network.

Everything upstairs is right.

To add that your own machine should also be equipped with a print driver (as is the case with some printers).

The above few people are very detailed, and they are very correct.

Here's how to do it by starting to run a connected LAN printer:

1.Press the WIN R button at the same time to pop up the run dialog box.

2.In the dialog box, enter the IP address of the computer where the printer is located and click OK.

3.After that, find the printer in the pop-up dialog box and right-click to connect!

4.After that, the driver will be loaded, and some printers also need to install a separate printer driver.

5.Wait for the driver to be installed and loaded.