Network Deskjet F370

Does anyone know how to make sure that the HP Solutions recognizes a Deskjet networked?

Traditional networks using, only the machine physically connected to the printer has access to the facilities of the solution Center. Other machines in the network can use the impression offered by various software packages but Solution center will not activate because the printer has never created directly on this computer - loading of the HP software on a remote machine stalls at "connect the printer.

I have the same problem that execution of Solution Center from a computer on which the printer was USB connected to the game and then moved to a NAS portal.

Ken

I'm not really familiar with other print servers as they are very delicate and often do not work as advertised.  Also, they almost always limit the printing functionality, not analysis or by fax.

So, in this regard, Solution Center can be looking for a device with a scanner and can't find it in the maze.

What operating system do you use?  If something modern (not XP), you may simply use the built-in drivers since scanning probably won't be taken in charge, anyway.

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