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• Windows cannot connect to the printer. The name of the printer has been correctly entered, or the specified printer has lost its connection to the server.

  A Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition SP2 32-bit computer is a field, the file and print server.

  A computer on the domain is a machine of Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit with HP DesignJet 500 24 printer connected via USB.  The printer is running the latest firmware.  The PC is running the latest 64-bit drivers with no problems to the host machine printing.  The host also has the latest drivers 32-bit (x 86) installed by downloading by other computers on the network.  The printer is configured to share with the share name of HPDJ500.

  Now, on a machine Windows XP Pro SP3 32 bit on the field, I'm trying to connect to the shared printer.  Add a printer > click Next in the wizard of > check "a network printer or a printer attached to another computer" and then click Next > click on "Find a printer in the directory", then click Next > click Find now > HPDJ500 in the list below (the XP machine can see the shared printer on the Windows 7 computer!) and click OK.  At this point, I get an error that says: "Windows cannot connect to the printer.  The name of the printer has been correctly entered, or the specified printer has lost its connection to the server.  For more information, click Help. »

  Alternatively, if I right-click on the HPDJ500 printer listed, then click on connect, I get the same error message but I also see a separate window that says "Connecting to HPDJ500 on H2.ws.net" with the lively projector.  This window also disappears as soon as I clear the error message.

  Please note that this printer worked perfectly as a printer shared, hosted on a machine XP 32 bit on the field.  It works perfectly for the new Windows 7 64-bit machine, but we cannot connect from anywhere else on the network (including the server which translates the same exact error message).  On the server, I also preinstalled drivers thinking there was a problem with a 32-bit computer, trying to grasp the correct drivers from the host 64-bit Windows 7, but that doesn't change anything.

  How connect to this printer?

  Try using the path UNC path of the printer in the Add Printer Wizard.

  Add a printer > network printer > connection to this printer ((deuxieme point)

  Click next to browse (leave blank, the name field) or type the UNC path of the printer (i.e. \\Computername\Printername) path

• Problem adding network printers; received this message error «Windows cannot connect to the printer or the name of the printer...» »

  Hello

  I have a Windows XP pro (Lenovo) that I recently ran the recovery and returned to certain configurations of 1.5 years. Now I can't add a network printer and get always the message error «Windows cannot connect to the printer or the name of the printer...» ». I ping the printer and all on my network can add these printers, it's just that a machine that fails to add network printers.

  I disabled the firewall, but were still unable to add the printer. Then I found some difficulties to register for a similar problem, but they were not useful... It really becomes a big headache, especially Windows restore does not work...

  I strongly suspect that 1.5 years, someone has renamed the printer.  Use Windows Explorer to navigate to the print server through My Network Places and see what it's callednow .  Otherwise, you could ask your network/system administrator.  You should know... Please vote if this has been helpful!  Please, click on Brand or propose as answer if that answered your question!

• Windows cannot connect to the printer. Access is denied.

  From: Steve

  Desperately, I try to print from my laptop Windows Vista Home Premium to a shared printer on my home wireless network.  The shared printer is connected to a XP Home machine.  This machine is wired (via a LAN cable) to the wireless router.  I can 'see' the printer that I want to use but trying to to connect to it. I get the error message "Windows cannot connect to the printer.  Access is denied. "I would be grateful for any help.

  Kind regards.

  -Steve

  From: Alan Morris [MSFT]

  Since the XP machine is HOME, I don't think that the permissions dialog box is accessible.

  Run the XP network sharing wizard again and see if it affects safety correctly on sharing.

  Is the printer you share one that has drivers provided with Windows XP?

  In the meantime we will at least get the printer works for you.

  Create a local printer on Windows Vista; Creation of a Local Port in the form \\XPMACHINE\Printsharename (this will send the files by using the redirector instead of the RPC service).  Install the Windows Vista driver for the device.

  You can print because print$ access is required for printer drivers.

  -Alan Morris

  Windows printing team

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• "Windows cannot connect to the printer. Make sure you typed the name correctly and that you are connected to the network. »

  I have a Windows Vista laptop. I usually have no problem printing over the network to my University Library. Then I bought a new Kodak printer to my apartment which I also configured to print wireless. For about a day, I could print from these two networks, depends on the location. Now, I can't print at the library. I am able to see all printers but when I try to 'Connect', it says "Windows cannot connect to the printer. Make sure you typed the name correctly and that you are connected to the network. "Word, printers of the University Library no longer appear in the list you choose to print. What should I do?

  Hello Lauren,

  Please take a look at this Microsoft article on "networked printer troubleshooting:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-printer-problems
  I suggest to disable all security software, including firewalls, you have probably enabled or installed and then try to print again to see if that makes a difference:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/turn-Windows-Firewall-on-or-off

• Add Printer__ Windows cannot connect to the printer. Access is denied

  Laptops have just loaded with Windows 7 Pro on my domain. Try to load printers to a print server. Print server running Windows 2003 R2.

  When I log in with a user profile, I go to devices and printers------click Add a printer-network printer select------I see a list of printers on the print server - choose the printer that I want to load------asked if I have confidence in this printer - click install drver------opens window files Coping - green bar moves as if it were loading drivers------then just before you get to the window asking if you want to make a default printer. open window that says - Connect Add Printer (X RED) for printer Windows cannot connect to the printer. Access is denied

  Changes to device settings to allow the user load the drivers. Check the security access (everyone has permissions) for this printer on the print server.

  Disable UAC control on the laptop. Group Policy has changed restrictions point and print.

  But this same user can log on to another computer on the network, which has loaded XP Pro and can load the same printers that are denied with windows 7 pro

  As a network administrator, I can log on to laptop computers and load A B and C printers.

  So I can log on as a user and then I can load A B and C printers, but as a user I want printer D I get the same message as above.

  Thank you in advace for your help

  This is the solution I received and seems to work.

  You have to go into the local group policy on Windows 7 computers, and not on the server.

  Go to the Group Policy:

  Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Printers\Point and printing Restrictions ss SET TO OFF

  User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Printers\Point and printing Restrictions ss SET TO OFF

• error message ' Add printer. Connect to the printer. Windows cannot connect to the printer. Operation failed with error 0x0000007e"___Any ideas?

  trying to access a lexmark printer installed on xp based computer from a laptop running windows7 via a local network.  Although the network is configured correctly, when I run the Windows printer installation I get an error message ' Add printer.  Connect to the printer.  Windows cannot connect to the printer. Operation failed with error 0x0000007e"I just upgraded to Vista by using the upgrade Acer and had the problems that Windows tried to download the drivers from Lexmark-, but could not. [the same lexmark printer and the configuration worked without any problems before the upgrade on this combination of machines running vista and xp].

  I had a similar problem when I tried to connect to an hp printer that used a Vista driver. Could do this test? Download Windows 7 driver from Lexmark, install it, and then try to connect to the printer again. Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com http://www.activewin.com

• Error print spooler "Windows cannot connect to the printer.

  Plug in the printer and I left the pc automatically download the drivers and the printer name is recognized, and then when I try to print I got this message "Windows cannot connect to the printer. Local printer spooler service is not running. Restart the spooler service or restart the machine.

  Click Start, type: Services

  Press enter

  Scroll down and select the print spooler

  Click on restart or play button in the toolbar.

  Releasing it's easy: with Windows | ActiveWin | Laptops | Microsoft MVP

• "Windows cannot connect to the printer. The print processor does not exist.

  I am trying to connect to a printer on my home network.  LaserJet 1020. Who lives on a different computer on windows 7.  It works fine on his 'home' of that Win 7 cannot connect to the printer. but when I try to network I get this message.  "Unable to connect to the printer. The print processor does not exist.  I downloaded a new driver from HP without success.  All of the suggestions.  Thanks in advance.

  Print processor which is using?  Properties of the printer, Advanced Print processor.   See if changing to wil Winprint allow the connection of the printer. Note the current so you can change back if required. Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• Windows 7 Windows cannot connect to the printer error

  Hi, since a few days ago I was connected to a network printer and everything was fine. Today, nothing works. I removed the printer thinking that would help (and I could go out and find him), BAD!

  I click on add a printer > add a network printer > select the network printer and get a box that says: I need to install a driver from the other machine, then I make him trust, etc blah blah blah, click OK and then get this error.

  Windows cannot connect to the printer.

  Operation failed with error 0x000003e3

  Both machines are running Windows 7 x 64.

  I googled all night with no solutions. Please help, I need to be able to print! Thank you!

  I solved the problem. I had to join the homegroup computer, was too attached to the printer. Once I did, he saw the printer and installed the necessary driver. I can print now!

• Unable to share the printer attached to the XP with windows 7, receive error message: windows cannot connect to the printer: operation failed with error 0x000004f1.

  Original title: printer HP LaserJet 4050 of PCL6 compatible with Windows 7?

  I have a desktop windows xp pro (SP3 5.1.2600) and you have a printer HP LaserJet 4050 PCL6.  The printer works fine connected to the desktop computer with a parallel port.  I'm trying to share the printer on my home network so that Win 7 (6.1.7601 SP1) laptops can use its printing features.  Please help.

  First I tried to add it with \\hostname\printername that returned this error: windows cannot connect to the printer: operation failed with error 0x000004f1.
  I downloaded and installed the Win7 drivers on the HP site on my laptop Win7, that has not changed a thing: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=18318&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=25475&swLang=8&taskId=135&swEnvOID=4063
  Thanks in advance for any help / support!

  Hello

   

  1. the two Windows XP, Windows 7 connected in a same workgroup?

  2. can you access files shared XP of Windows 7 computer?

  3. check if the printer is shared or not?

  I suggest you follow these methods and check.

  HP LaserJet 4050 PCL6 printer is not compatible with Windows 7. Printer drivers are available for Windows XP-based computers only.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=25475&prodNameId=18322&swEnvOID=228&swLang=8&mode=2&swItem=LJ-4119-3

  It is not in the Windows 7 Compatibility Center.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/Windows-7/en-us/search.aspx?l=en-us&type=hardware&s=4050%20PCL6

  I sugegst you contact HP support for Windows 7 drivers, after you instaall drivers to check with the question.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  See also: networking computers running different versions of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows#section_7

  I hope this helps!

• I just got a new modem att wireless, now my phone cannot connect to the printer as it used to...

  just got a new modem att wireless, now my phone cannot connect to the printer as it used to...

  If AT & T has provided the modem, you can give them a call and explain the problem you are having. They should be able to help you. If you did not have all that in place, then it would be a little difficult to explain what you need to do... but... basically you would need to connect the modem and check the settings there and make sure your printer match the parameters.

• Vista cannot connect to the printer

  I have three computers, one with XP and one with Vista Home and one with Win7.  XP has an attached Cannon printer that is shared on the network.  It worked well for a long time.

  I recently had a wifi attached Kodak esp6150 printer I installed over the old Canon.  It works well from all three computers.  Since installing it however the Vista computer is no longer can find Canon printer on the XP computer.  So I tried to add a printer in Vista.  It shows the printer in the list of printers connected to the network, but when I select and tell Vista to add it I get the error "unable to connect to the printer.

  Okay, I went back to a restore point before the Kodak and Canon fine works again.  I reinstalled Kodak software and both printers worked ok maybe half an hour and the cannon disappeared Vista again.

  The world is - that sound familiar at all?  No idea how to get Vista to recognize the two printers like XP and Win7 are happy to do?

  Thank you.

  Bill

  Okay, I think I got my problem solved from information found elsewhere on the web.  The trick seems to be to tell Vista to install the printer working for the Canon even if it is a shared network printer.  And create a local port with the name \\XPserverName\PrinterName.

  But as I said, this is necessary if the Kodak is installed.  Otherwise Vista see the Canon as a shared network printer.

  Bill

• Windows cannot connect to the printer operation failed with error 0x0000007e

  Hello

  OS: Windows 7 x 86 SP1

  Print server: Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 x 86

  Printer: HP LaserJet 8150 printer shared and listed in the directory

  Problem:

  When I try to install the printer in the Add Printer Wizard, choose install a network printer, she finds a driver on the server, installs, then brings up an error (see topic).

  In the Print Service logs, I see the following:

  "The print spooler failed to load a plug-in module, 0x7e error code. See the user context information for event data.

  I can install the printer very well if I choose local printer, new port, TCP/IP, and enter the IP address. This isn't a solution, as users cannot be expected to go through this process, or for me to go around all the machines and do it manually. More I want than the print jobs to the print server's spool, and I think that the local installation method uses the local spooler.

  I tried to install the driver of HP UPD PCL 6, x 86 and x 64, on the print server.

  When I check what the client machine pilot chose to install by going to the properties of the print server, I can see that he chooses the former driver "HP LaserJet 8150 Series PCL 6". I presume that it is incompatible with Windows 7, that's why I am getting the error cannot connect.

  How can I get Windows 7 clients to use the UPD?

  I left our Windows 2003 print server to a Server 2008 and comes to install the HP UPD x 86 and x 64 for each printer. Now everything works perfectly! All XP and 7 customers can install printers network without problem.

  I suspect that the problem was due to have many different versions of drivers on the old print server, and customers did not know which to use?

• iMac cannot connect to 7520 printer (wired) - after six months of work very well.

  My Photosmart 7520 worked fine for six months - cables for iMac, wireless for Mac Book and iPad.

  Suddenly, the iMac to which it is connected, unable to connect to it.  Then, of course, the other devices in the House cannot connect wirelessly is.

  1. total stop did not help.  Printers, sometimes he showed a light yellow, sometimes shown green and slowed down... but sending print jobs made back to "unable to connect".

  2 remove the printer from the list, and since the iMac can't find it, I now have nothing.

  3. I can't do a reset of the printer because I lost the driver for my old Perfection 2400 scanner.

  I have never been able to activate the web services.  That this has something to do with it?

  Help. Sandy

  Hi Sandy,

  Sorry to hear that there are some problems with your connection to the printer Photosmart HP 7520.  If you don't mind not could you please answer a few questions that might help me understand what could happen.

  The 7520 Photosmart printer has an Ethernet (wired network) port, in "wired", I'll assume you mean that the printer is connected to your iMac via USB cable.  You the first thing I would try is to unplug the USB cable to the back of the printer and taking again and then do the same thing at the back of the iMac.  I know that sometimes because of the angle of the cables, they can be loosened.  See if the iMac can then "see" the printer.

  You can remove the printer from the printers and Scanners, system preferences, selecting the printer in the list on the left, then pressing the key less at the bottom of the list.  This should in no way affect or not wearing your Epson Perfection 2400 is always configured in your PC.

  Can you please tell me if your iMac is on the (access point) network as your MacBook and iPAD?

  When you use your iPAD to print, it can "see" the printer (you can select or it appears by name)?

  Finally, if you tap the wireless on the front panel of the printer, it should display the IP address of the printer.  Your MacBook when it is connected to your wireless network, open Safari and type http:// and the address of the printer showed you.  Safari open the page Web of the printer or a mistake?

  Thank you

  VancDarkstar

  I am an employee of Hewlett-Packard