There is only one printer in the local area network, but one of the computers cannot print

Step 1: Click Start Setup Printers & Faxes, start the Add Printer Wizard, and select the Network Printer option.

Step 2: There are several ways to add a network printer on the Specify Printer page. If you don't know the specific path of the network printer, you can select the "Browse Printers" option to find the printers shared in the same workgroup on the LAN, the computer that has installed the printer, and then select the printer and click the "OK" button; If you already know the network path of the printer, you can use the Common Naming Convention (UNC) format to access the network resource to enter the network path of the shared printer, such as "James Compaqij" (James is the username of the host), and finally click "Next".

Step 3: At this time, the system will ask you to enter the printer name again, after entering, click the "Next" button, and then press the "Finish" button, if the host has set a shared password, here it will ask for the password. Finally, we can see that the icon for the shared printer has appeared in the "Printers and Faxes" folder of the client, and our network printer has been installed.

Basically, there is no problem. If it still doesn't work, check the intranet, or something.

There are often a variety of different problems when sharing printers through the LAN, and today I will bring you a solution to the problem of not being able to connect to the printer in the LAN.

Problem description. The computer connected to the printer has a password, and when I added a new printer through the Control Panel - > Printer and Fax interface, I found the printer I needed to add, but I could not connect to the printer even though I entered the correct password.

Solution. Looking at the error message, we can find that when we connect to the computer where the printer is located, we need to connect to the computer as a guest by default, so we need to complete the following operations as follows.

Open the Control Panel and find "Users". At this time, we can see an icon that the guest account is not activated, click to enter to enable the guest account, and reset the password for it. Once you have enabled the guest account and set a password, you can connect to the printer by simply entering the guest's password when you find the printer.

First delete the shared printer, then reconnect the printer, take a look at the error**, and then resolve it as follows.

On September 15th, Microsoft updated the patch KB5005565, which caused the printer to fail to share (error**0x0000011b).

On October 13th, the patch KB5006670 was updated, resulting in the inability to connect to the shared printer (error**0x00000709).

Solution 1: Uninstall these patches in Windows Update - View Update History - Uninstall Updates (do not disable the update service before uninstalling, restart the computer to test it after the uninstallation is completed).

Method 2: Reinstall the system (disable the updated system completely).

Method 3: Use batch processing to solve 709 problems with one click.

If it's a win10 system, it's possible that it's updated with a patch. Try reinstalling the other computer systems.

Patch issue with win 10, uninstall patch.

Win7, XP and Win10 share problems, there are tutorials online. It's because a certain feature of win 10 is not turned on.

The above two are common. Other reasons can be tried slowly. Like that computer has a sharing problem, a firewall or something.

Deal with it in two cases!

1. Open the print spoiler in the service.

2. Change the name of the printer, the firewall needs to be enabled, the most important network address should not be repeated, and all kinds of permissions for the printer in the server should be opened.

Hello bro. Open the Control Panel - Programs & Features - to see if the installed updates have been added - to see if two patches have been added.

Two patches due to KB5005539 KB5006670 causing an error to link the printer!

Uninstall these two patches, restart the update and connect again!

A computer on the LAN cannot connect to a shared printer. Is the operating system of this computer Windows 10? If so, uninstall the most recently installed update and try again. You can find it in the Control Panel, Programs & Features, and Installed Updates.

It may be that the computer's system files are missing or incompatible, or the settings are incorrect.

Printers can be connected to the LAN network. It's that you didn't set it up, so it couldn't connect. Set it up at my printer.

Yes, the printer and computer must be on the same LAN to be accessible.

The LAN range is generally within a radius of a few thousand meters. LAN enables functions such as file management, application software sharing, printer sharing, scheduling within workgroups, e-mail and fax communication services, and more. A LAN is closed and can consist of two computers in an office or thousands of computers in a company.