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• HP DeskJet 812 C & Wireles Linksys print server

  When I try to configure my printer HP DeskJet 812 C as a network printer, it is connected via a wireless (linksys) print server, I get all the way to the Panel in which I am to set the driver but there are only a couple of mess of the printers listed there. Two, it's because there's only so many wireless printers and Windows 7 did not account for the printers to the print server connected. My 812-C is not among them, because it is not natively a network printer.

  Maybe if I could install the drivers as a separate Act, then I could set up the printer even to work to an IP address. I print on the parallel port. Windows 7 supports parallel to print to the HP DeskJet 812 C printer?

  Concerning

  Problem solved. You did not put the nail on the head, but you got me going in the right direction. There is no way to make Windows come out for windows update driver but I had a feeling that you were just that if I could install the printer on the regular port, I could change it to a network port after. Trouble has been, Windows doesn't recognize the printer via the parallel port. So I got the USB cable from my DVD, plugged and he went out to Windows update, or somewhere and got the drivers. It took almost ten minutes to complete, but most of that was probably downloading. So, after I had it installed, I changed the port to a tcp port and ran a test page, it came out beautiful and listed as 1192.168.0.100. He was good looking. Then I unplugged the USB cable and tried again, no joy. So, you know, I rebooted the machine, ran a test page and it came out great.

  So, he took a long trip around, but my problem is solved. Thanks again for the help.

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• Configuration of Window Vista environment Linksys print server

  
  
  

• Cannot find the .inf to install HP 5600 print server port

  I try to add a server port to print to my printer HP 5600 on Win 7.

  Go to "Properties of the print server" select port and get message 'new port type' print server ' food printer inf to install the port monitor intilation information. »

  Cannot find the INFs on any CD progrm supplied with the printer.

  How can I add a 'print server port' to the printer if my USB Linksys printserver. This print server works fine on my other computers on my home network.

  Finally found how to manage the Linksys. You must set up a TCP/IP port not a port of the print server.

  Link http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?pid=80&vw=1&articleid=22034

  complete set upward for win 7

  Bob

• Wireless print server has no WPA encryption

  I have a WPS54GU2 print server which works well on my network wireless for a couple of years.  However, I now have a new wireless router and was advised to use WPA instead of WEP encryption.  OK, so I'll change the encryption on the print server and all will be well... isn't it?  Evil.  The print server has no choice of WPA encryption.  All I get are WEP choices.  Site Web of Linksys shows I should be able to select WPA Personal in the wireless security menu, but he's not here.  Any suggestions?  I guess I can put the entire network to WEP, but I'd rather have the extra if possible security.  Thanks for any help!

  WPS54GU2 print server only support Wep. If you want to use this device set the WEP security on the router.

• Using the scan function on all-in-one printer with wireless print server

  I have an Epson CX7800 and that you have installed the Linksys Wiress G print server.  I was not able to access the scanner since the connection to the print server.    Just printer function works well from what ever printer I choose to print from, cannot use the scanner option.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Figured it out.  Didn't know you had to click on connect before analysis.

• The WPS54G Wireless Print Server works with Vista?

  The WPS54G Wireless Print Server works with Vista? I have a new Dell Vista laptop and unable to connect to the print server. The other XP machines on my network will connect correctly.

  I just got credit working mine in the answers above with a few small differences.

  1. Add the appropriate printer from the control panel > printers > add printer

  2. Select local printer, and then select [Create New Port] > [Standard TCP/IP Port]

  3. [device type] > [TCP/IP device]. Host name or IP address must be the IP address of the print server device.  I use a linksys router and difficulty mine to 192.168.2.10.  Check and are not [query the printer for and auto...]

  4. once nothing is detected, select [custom] > settings

  5. Select LPR, L2 the name value in the queue for a USB printer.  Turn on [LPR active of counting bytes.  Queue names are distinguished by the printer and I think as Mfg ("queue name" search and replacing your printer for queue names.)

  6. Select the Mfg and printer

  7. If the test page does not have a last thing, it is turn on [Control Panel] LPR Print Services > [programs and features] > [activate Windows features ON OFF] pane.  Go to [Print Services] and check on [LPR Port Monitor]

  Hope that makes the magic for you.

• Installation Wizard is unable to detect my print server

  Hi, I just bought a print server WPSM54g, I have ejecuted the installation wizard and I'll put up the product for the first time. In step 6, that the wizard does not detect the print server and I can't go any further with the installation.

  I downloaded the new version of the wizard, but the same problem appeared.

  I will appreciate if someone can help me solve this problem. I am running Win XP SP3, the printer is an Epson CX3900 Multiuse (latest drivers installaded) and I have a Linksys WRT54g wireless router.

  Thanks in advance.

  Connection: Printer ==> ==> router print server... Make sure that your printer drivers are installed...

  Check the settings of your wireless router wireless, follow the link here

  (1) for the installation of the print server, open your router configuration, click on the 'Status' tab and go the 'Local area network', under LAN sub-tab click DHCP Client table and find the IP address of the print server...

  (2) enter the IP address in the IE address bar and press ENTER, it should encourage user and the password for the print server... Enter the default admin password (if you have changed the password enter the password), and then click OK... You shoul see the configuration of the print server page...

  3) click on the Wireless tab and enter your network name/SSID and WEP/WPA security settings... Make sure you have wireless settings are identical on both devices (router and print server), if they are not identical, they communicate... Save the settings once...

  4) click the Protocol tab and select use the following IP address and enter IP address: 192.168.1.70(assuming votre routeur est 192.168.1.1) subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 and click Save...

  (5) wait 30 seconds and close IE and re - open, see if you can open the configuration of the print server with it of new IP Address (192.168.1.70) and click OK... Double check the wireless settings and see if it matches your router...

  (6) disconnect the Ethernet cable from your router to your print server... Unplug the power cable from printing to serve, wait 30 seconds, unplug the power cable from the router, wait 30 seconds, connect the power cable to your print server, wait for 30 seconds and connect the power cable to your router... Your print server must be configured by here...

  (7) to double check open th IE and enter the IP address of the print server and see if you can get to the configuration page... If so, your print server is configured... If this is not the case, see step 3...

  (8) now to launch the CD and select Computer Configuration and follow the instructions (if you are prompted for any IP address, remember to enter the IP address of the printer server)... Once this is done... restart the computer and see if you can print... Run the CD on the rest of the computer from where you need to print...

• Wireless router WRP400 WAP54G Point Wireless WPS54G print server Wi - Fi

  I have a router broadband wireless Linksys WRP400 with 2 phone ports and a Linksys WPS54G wireless print server. Unfortunately, the signal is too weak to detect the wireless Print Server 20 meters/yards away at the other end of the House. (Works fine when they are close together).

  Linksys Help Desk told me that a WRE54G amplifier is not useful to extend range, because they will have only a helping hand signal by 50% compared to a WAP54G wireless access point that they recommend.

  Can you suggest the best way to increase the signal between a WRP400 router and a wireless WPS54G print server? Would a WAP54G wireless set to halfway between the two (or in some other way) is working to boost the strength of the signal between WRP400 router wireless and wireless WPS54G Print server?

  I don't want to have to wire all devices.

  No forum topics cover using the WPS54G and WRP400 together, hope I can push the signal strength wireless - thanks for your help.

  Try WAP54G...

• Activating HP 2101 nw Wireless G USB Printer Server from another computer

  I installed the print server and it works great with my XP computer where I installed the software.  I have a linksys router.  My XP is connected wireless to the router and printer.  I also have a Dell with Vista laptop.  I installed the software updated for my HP 8250 in the laptop.  My laptop is picking up the shape of the signal of my linksys router.  I don't know how to get it to connect to the print server.  I can do without having to install the print server software in my laptop?

  Print server software installed and it works well!  No problem!

• The mobile application HP ePrint and print server

  Can I print from the mobile application HP ePrint for HP Officejet 4500 g510a printer connected to the router via TP-Link PS110U print server?

  HP Officejet 4500 HP ePrint mobile app supports only, but has no wireless or Ethernet capabilities. Can I use TP-Link PS110U for Officejet 4500 to connect to a home network? Can I use HP ePrint mobile Android app?

  What do I need enter instead of the email address printer ePrint mobile application for network printer without support ePrint (only the HP ePrint mobile app support)? Do I need to use the printer IP-adress?

  Hi Xaron,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support.

  The printer model that you gave in your post, HP Officejet 4500 G510A made unsupported wireless or ethernet connectivity.  Without one of these methods of connectivity being available, there is no way taken in charge for the printer to communicate with a wireless device using the HP ePrint app. I've included a link to your printer's specifications.

  HP Officejet 4500 (G510) all-in-One printer Series product specifications

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01954185

• Can not remove the print server role (Windows server 2012)

  I have a small question... I'm trying to remove a role (print server) on my Windows Server 2012. (Yes I know, I need to go to "Add/Remove role")

  

  but each time, the server establishes the uninstall procedure, but when it's time to restart and complete the procedure... the server fail and cancel everything... so in the end I always install the print server.

  

  I try to stop a link of service in this role (as a spooler, printing...) but samething.

  If anyone can help me, I really appreciate it.

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• Printer on a print server preferences

  I have a print server running Windows Server 2012 R2 with several printers.   When I change the preferences to change the printout of sorted at Noncollated and apply the setting and click ok, the settings do not stay.  Ebb in the settings that they began to sorted.  How can I save these settings?

  Thank you

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• Need to shoot more than 30 days list of printers Windows 2008 R2 print server offline

  In our environment, we have windows print server 2008r2, to get list of printers which is more than 30 days any idea? any Script?

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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• Assessment capabilities of Windows print server for a large company automated printing solution...

  Hello

  I need a solution to print server for a large organization. Need your help in evaluating Windows print management for this purpose.

  The case:

  A centralized system correspondence generation will produce a "zip of PDF files" to print in various branches around the world. I expect to send the zipOfPDF to a centralized, Windows print server. From there on, it should be forwarded to respective branch local windows print server. I expect the following system:

  1. the centralized windows print server must be able to read zipOfPDFs and associated metadata.

  2 centralized windows print server must be able to route (spool) the zipOfPDF to respective branches (metadata will include details of the branch). (Indicate if the custom coding is necessary for her or can be supported out of the box?)

  3. local windows print server receive the zipOfPdf and extract the metadata.

  4. extract the zip file and extract the files PDF.

  5 read the metadata and move to designated PDF printer files (metadata will be printer details)

  6 set the priority of print according to the metadata set. (The metadata will be priority printing details).

  7. create a record/report after printing the zipOfPDF.

  Indicate if

  1. it can be supported by the Windows print server instead of first? What operating system/printing system will be necessary?

  2. If so, is - all of this can be supported by out-of-the-box configurations?

  3. If no, what any custom coding may be needed and technology?

  4 propose a scheme of it if possible.

  Thank you and best regards,

  MILIN

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  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet forums.
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