Setting Up A Network Printer

Need help setting up a printer network? As you have likely discovered by now, sharing one printer across a small business network is vastly different than installing a personal printer with just one PC. Network printers must be recognized by every eligible printer on the network. This requires shared drivers, proper Windows network configuration, and the correct file and print sharing settings.

These steps are easier said than done. Even with the most recent version and service pack of Windows XP, problems often arise when setting up a printer network. The process should be simple, and sometimes it is. But it can easily go awry if you do not take the correct steps in the correct order.

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Let's say that you're not running Windows XP. No problem--our Microsoft Certified System Engineers are fluent in any Windows operating system, from Windows 98 to Windows XP. Each operating system has its own unique way of configuring a printer network. Save yourself a lot of time and give us a call.