Two computers are not on the broadband network, how to set up a router to share the printer

1 Make sure it is within the same LAN (can be implemented with a router connected to a lank).

2 Set the printer in the control panel of the computer where the printer and driver are installed to share.

3 On a computer that does not have a printer installed, run - the IP of the computer that has the printer - OK.

It's that simple.

Setup method: XP: (Premise: The connection between the printer and the computer is correct).

1. Make sure that the two PCs are in the same working group (alt + double-click "My Computer" and select the "Computer Name" tab to see), no, select "Change" to fill in the same name.

2. Determine whether it is in the same network segment (see the gateway configured with the IP in "Local Connection").

3. Double-click "Online Neighbors" and select "Printers & Faxes" in "Other Locations", select "Add Printer" in the upper left corner, select the first item, and fill in the following steps OK

4. Open "Online Neighbors" on another PC, select "Printers and Faxes" in "Other Locations", select "Add Printer" in the upper left corner, select the second item, and then select "Connect to this printer", enter - the IP address of the previous PC (such as: printer name, the next step is to select the computer name of the printer to be shared by the same workgroup, and you can do it yourself.

Hello,This is very set up,Plug the network cables of the two computers into the LAN port of the router,And then set the printer to share on the computer with the printer,But the system uses the ghost version,To --- program from the start menu--- the installation personnel tool--- to solve the LAN sharing problem to set it up。

I guess what you mean is sharing the printer on the LAN. That is, two computers share one printer. Method:

1. The first step is to ensure that the two computers can access each other in a local area network;

2. Install the printer on a computer, open the printing and fax after the installation is completed, select the printer you just installed, select the right mouse button, select Share-Share-Mouse Click If you understand the risks in terms of security,..Please click here. - Check Enable printer sharing only - OK.

3. Open the computer of the online neighbor - workgroup computer - find the shared printer - find the shared printer - double click - the installation is complete and you can print.

How to share the printer between the two computers connected by the router: 1. First confirm whether the win7 system is 32 or 64 bits. Click the Start menu, right-click on Computer, and select Properties.

2. After confirming the 64-bit, click the start menu and select Devices and Printers. 3. Click Add Printer and select Add Local Printer. 4. Click Create New Port and select the Local Port option.

Click Next. 5. The Port Name dialog box pops up. 6. Go back to the desktop, open the Network icon, enter the LAN computer you want to add, and remember the name of the printer.

7. Go back to the Port Name dialog box, enter the IP address of the LAN computer and the printer name, for example, I am here 8, click OK. The Install Printer Driver dialog box pops up, select the corresponding brand and model, and click Next. 9. Select the first item, use the currently installed driver, and then Next.

10. Enter the name of the printer, or you can not modify it by default. Next. 11. After installation, select Do not share this printer in the next step.

12. You can set it as the default printer according to your needs. Click the Print Test Page button to test whether the run is normal. Finally, click Done.

13. The LAN printer was added successfully.

Set up a computer for a shared printer:

1. The two machines are sure to be connected to the local area network, in the same working group, and ensure that they can visit each other.

2. Make sure that the printer driver is installed correctly on the computer connected to the printer and that it is in normal use.

3. Check the Local Connection attribute of the online neighbor"File and printer sharing on the Microsoft network"Is it ticked.

4. Open My Computer, Control Panel, Open Printer and Fax, here must be set as the default printer, if it is not the default printer, please right-click to set as the default printer.

Set up a computer that uses a shared printer:

1. Open my computer -- Properties -- computer name -- and see if the workgroup is the same for both computers.

2. Open Online Neighbors to view workgroups and computers.

3. Open the other party's computer and see the shared printer, double-click to install the driver of the shared printer, and open the computer after installation - control panel - printer and fax machine, you will find that the network printer has been added.

Set the router on the same network segment and you're good to go.

Use the best and fastest router as the primary router.

DHCP is turned off for all other subordinate routes

The network cables from the primary route are connected to the LAN port of the secondary route.

Is your printer a network printer? That's not easy to say, it's OK to access its IP directly! If it's not a network printer, you can only share it unless you're on the same route, i.e. within the same LAN.

The specific steps can be found in the technical support of Sihai**. Connect the printer to a computer, which is the host, then create a workgroup on the host's online neighbors, add everyone to it, and then set it up to share the printers in the group!

Set up a VPN virtual network.

1: The printer has been shared successfully and the client is inaccessible because it has not set up its network workgroup in a group. Take win7 as an example, select the computer icon, right-click --- click "Properties" - advanced property settings.

2: Click "Computer Name" -- change --- change the "Workgroup" name to the same as the print host. After clicking "OK", restart your computer as prompted. After the reboot is successful, you can add the printer normally.

Look at the printer computer, does it have your account permissions?