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Peer to peer printing problemsI have a simple peer to peer network set up in my home. It consists of a desktop running Windows 2000 and two laptops running Windows XP with wireless networking. The Windows 2000 machine is hooked up to a Lexmark USB printer. The Windows 2000 machine also has a user for just printing. Now I have added a printer on the laptop's and connected as the print user, I also click the checkbox that says remember password or something like that. OK so after I add the printer, I can print all the laptop's fine. And then I shut the laptop off, and when you turn the laptop back on and try to print it says access denied. if I go to the Windows 2000 desktop, which is directly connected to the printer I can print fine. Please please help me with this issue. I know I am doing this almost right is gotta be one small issue. Oh yeah the printer is set to be shared. In article <1156274644.602775.39***@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
Show quoteHide quote "Budboy" <mrede***@hotmail.com> wrote: Anyone who wants to use shared disks and printers belonging to a>OK here's my problem > >I have a simple peer to peer network set up in my home. It consists of > >a desktop running Windows 2000 and two laptops running Windows XP with >wireless networking. >The Windows 2000 machine is hooked up to a Lexmark USB printer. >The Windows 2000 machine also has a user for just printing. Now I have > >added a printer on the laptop's and connected as the print user, I also >click the checkbox that says remember password or something like that. > >OK so after I add the printer, I can print all the laptop's fine. And >then I shut the laptop off, and when you turn the laptop back on and >try to print it says access denied. if I go to the Windows 2000 >desktop, which is directly connected to the printer I can print fine. > >Please please help me with this issue. I know I am doing this almost >right is gotta be one small issue. >Oh yeah the printer is set to be shared. Windows 2000 machine has to have a user account on that machine. Create a user account on the Windows 2000 machine that has the same user name and password that you use to log onto each of the Windows XP laptops. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
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