
05-02-2009
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Re: Printer Sharing - Lexmark
yes I did..
"DL" <notvalid@spoofaddress.co.uk> wrote in message
news:exFbLevyJHA.2084@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Youve installed the Lexmark printer drivers on your Laptop, from the
> Lexmark cd?
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> "Bruce Roberson" <Bruceroberson@suddenlink.net> wrote in message
> news:115F86B8-BB68-48B5-B530-316795932B71@microsoft.com...
>> My configuration before I changed out my wired connection to the Lexmark
>> printer was I had one HP Laptop running Windows XP SP2. I also had a dell
>> laptop connected wirelessly to the router and thus to the home network.
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>> I was easily able to print wirelessly from the DELL laptop by virtue of
>> the above confiuration as long as the HP Laptop was on.
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>> Now, the new scenario is that the HP Laptop is no longer hooked up to the
>> Lexmark printer via the usb cable. Now, the new Dell desktop is hooked up
>> to the lexmark printer via the usb cable.
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>> My HP laptop can see the printer and it actually adds it as its printer.
>> When it goes to print, nothing ever comes out. I have searched on the
>> internet for three days. I have even tried adding a port when adding a
>> local printer to the HP laptop. That doesn't work, it just says it can't
>> communicate with the printer. Lexmark technical support was of no help.
>> They just tell me that my P6250 is not a wireless printer so I can't do
>> what I'm trying to do. Well hello Lexmark, but the Dell Laptop as
>> mentioned in the top paragraph was printing wirlessly by going through
>> the network connection and it was printing just fine to the Lexmark
>> P6250.
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>> Am I just going to have to go buy another newer printer; am I stuck, or
>> is there another solution to make my two laptops not only see the Lexmark
>> P6250 attached to my Dell Desktop running Vista but be able to print
>> successfully.
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>> Thanks,
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>> Bruce
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