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• Impossible to install the new printer, Pixma MG5320 without error "setting up the network printer down.

  I have a new all-in-one Canon Pixma MG5320. I am unable to get the installer to finish with on "setting up the network printer down." Despite numerous attempts to:

  (1) download the driver on the internet instead of the installation CD.

  2) with the help of msconfig with selective startup and disabled all programs except Microsoft.

  (3) creates the new administrator account and returned through it all.

  (4) turned off firewall and anti-virus

  The error is compatible and I never have the unit set up under devices and printers. The installation is carried out without any errors marked and you will see the error if you get into the details of setting up and get him. The computer sees the printer when it finds and he answers. The printer and the router, both seem to be communicating correctly. Repair auto and troubleshooting programs I ran as fix - it do not detect errors. The printer works fine through a USB cable. I don't want to continue to use USB because that's why I wanted to go wireless. I'm sure that I forget some of the things I went through in my attempts to get this working. Anyone with any ideas or know what's going on please help.
  Tech of Cannon was very knowledgeable and says he sees this once a month. He believes that some program interferes with the installation process. I do thanks in advance. Nice day.

  Hi Gary,.

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  From the description of the problem, you are not able to install the printer Pixma MG5320. I'll be happy to help you on this question.

  Let us try the steps from the following link:

  Solve printer problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/printer-problems-in-Windows-help#fix-printer-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Hope this information is helpful and let us know if you need help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help.

• Impossible to print to network printer with the firewall Windows blocks the outbound connection by default

  Hello

  I just installed a network printer.  The PC is on a private network.  The printer is the Brother printer and it connects to the wireless router via LAN.

  With the Windows Firewall, which allows outbound connection by default, I can print to the printer.

  However, if I change it to block the outgoing connection by default, I can print is more to it.  I've already activated in the preset group of Core Networking and sharing files and printer.

  In the Task Manager, a single exe comes from brother's installed file.  I've already activated a special rule for it and status monitor brother now shows the correct status of this printer.

  How can I find out what rules do I need to put?

  Thank you

  Answer seems simple.  The print spooler service (C:\Windows\System32\spoolsv.exe) must be added with the exception of outgoing.  I'm just surprised, that's not in the group for sharing files and printer.

• Satellite C70D-A-111 - cannot print using network printer but the work of USB connection

  I added this Satellite C70D-A-111 to an existing network that includes a printer.
  Other devices can print OK but not this Toshiba.
  The message is "printer is in an error state.

  If I connect the Toshiba to the printer via the USB port, it prints OK.

  Can someone point me in the right direction please?

  Do you use this printer at home or in your business?
  I mean if use you it in your business ask for administrator assistance system.

• Flex 2 network slows down the entire network

  I bought a Flex 2 a few weeks ago. Installed the software Office 365 and creative cloud by Adobe. Everything worked well on both networks, I connect to.

  Today, performance on the entire network is now gone to the dogs. At first, I suspected the provider or router so crossed all the routines of standard service (this disconnect, which reboot) again and again. Same face, deadly slow performance of several PC and Mac on the network.

  Then, I hit on the idea to close my Lenovo. Suddenly, network download speed of 2 MB/s and the ping from 2000 MS to more normal speeds returned.

  I restarted the Lenovo a couple of times, from 2, 4 GHz to 5 with the same result.

  At some point when I plugged the Lenovo directly into the modem (part of the diagnosis) direct speed seemed faster.

  Because the router works perfectly with all the other machines and I haven't changed a thing on it, and because the symptoms get carried away on the network when the Lenovo is cut, I can only assume that there is something to do with the Lenovo Flex 2 and how it communicates with the rest of the network.

  I should also add that I tried to plug an ethernet cable to make sure that it wasn't just a wireless thing. Still had the slow performance.

  I'm pulling my hair out over this, if I can't fix it, I can't work (no one in my office will be able to work) and will have to return the machine...

  Any ideas?

  Thank you...

  Thanks for the reply.

  After much pulling hair and analysis where the traffic was, it turns out it was a Microsoft cloud service a too aggressive drive that decided to download dozens of large files at the same time instead of in series. This excessive series of connections slowed down the rate of time and transfer of ping everything on the network. Disable updates for OneDrive during periods of work seems to have solved the problem.

  That said, working on this, I see that updates from Lenovo is continually a significant overhead. Do not understand why it takes so resources...

  Thanks again for the response...

• Unable to access network printer after the last automatic update.

  After automatic security update KB2660465 and KB2661637 today, I can no longer print or access our office network printer. I think it has something to do with the Windows Firewall, but I'm not sure what to change. Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Thanks for the reply. I understand the problem. After the last update, it must have been a change to the firewall. I was finally able to reinstall the FIRST printer by turning off the firewall. This allowed me to see the printer and reinstall it. It worked very well after turning on the rear firewall after installation.

• network printing from the desktop in Windows Vista and Windows 7 laptop

  Original title: network printing

  I have Vista Home running on a desktop computer with a printer. I have a laptop with W 7 (64-bit) and to print on a desktop printer.  I have configured the settings to allow the sharing of files on the vista machine and now in this network sharing Center it is written after the sharing printers and public folder sharing (password required).  Which passwords they are referring to and how do I enter them?

  I decided to bite the bullet and updated desktop for Windows 7.  Now, portable and office are on the same operating system.  Then I used the home network.  The network was a snap to set up and works perfectly.

• HP network printer shows the network map but offline on the list of printers.

  On one of my computers networked, HP "Solutions Center" said driver HP 6310xi printer is connected, the status of retail & will print their diagnosis directly report to the printer.  Windows 7 printer in network map poster, & gives status & installation information data information internal printer via IE by page (192.168.1.100) to the IP address of the printer.  However, control panel Windows 7 printer displays printer as "offline" on the list of printers & just policies of the print requests.  Troubleshooting gives error message "turn on printer monitor.  Other printers to print OK network.  Bad computer is on a different subnet in my home network with a wireless LinkSys WET610n connection bridge.  My network is totally LinkSys N.  Why Win 7 make a basic network connection to the printer, but not recognize it as a printer online?... HTC

  The printer can be reset and changed its IP address in the process [that's happened for me]. To fix this, go to the center of sharing of network &--> the map and click on your printer. This will tell you the IP address that your printer is running [the number which should be something like 192.168.1.xxx]. Then go into devices Printers &--> printer--> port--> Port TCP/IP Standard for your printer properties--> configure the Port. So, you want to change the IP address where it says "printer name or IP address" to the new IP address that you have found.

• New Win 7 computer cannot access the IP address of the network printer. Help, please.

  Greetings,

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  UPDATE: we have found the solution to this problem, we, and that I posted an explanation as well as two ways to solve the problem in my 2nd post on May 5, 2015. Scroll down to it for the solution. Unfortunately, Microsoft does not allow the OP to mark one of their own messages as 'the Answer' so this thread continues to be listed as "no answer" when he actually answered me.

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  The original message follows...

  We cannot sign a new Win 7 (64-bit) computer to a printer ethernet established in our local network of 'working '. We have reached the limit of our troubleshooting skills and expertise assistance.

  Our Local network
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  The printer is a Dell 5100cn workgroup laser that is connected via an ethernet cable to a 10/100 workgroup switch 5-port Cisco/Linksys. The switch is connected to the built-in cable Motorola modem / 4 port gigabit router / WiFi access point. There is no server between the printer and the network.

  Other computers on the network run also Win 7 and have no trouble seeing and using the printer. Some computers are connected via a gigabit ethernet cable to the router Motorola. Other computers connect wireless WiFi (once again, by the same Motorola device). All computers, including the new ones, are attributed to the same workgroup.

  The printer has a static IP address. It also has an integrated Web page accessible within the network via a browser to view the status of the printer. All previous computers can view the status of the printer Web page by entering its IP address in a browser.

  The new Win 7 computer
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  At the Windows command prompt, we successfully ping the IP address of the printer and received a return signal. However, we are unable to connect to the IP address of the printer (and status Web page) with a browser. And we cannot find the printer when install us the printer driver. We have tried to turn off the Windows Firewall and it did not help.

  When we install the driver, move us as a 'local' printer and create a new "Standard TCP/IP Port" for her. We enter the static IP address of the printer and name the port. Define us the Protocol to "LPR", enter the name of the queue ("lp") and activate SNMP State with name of the 'public' community and the index "1". These settings have worked very well with our previous computers.

  When the time comes to 'choose printer', we select 'have disk... '. ' and use the Dell 64-bit for this printer driver. But it does not work and do not print a test page. We even tried to install the printer as a 'network' printer driver, but it does not, either. In addition, the 'local' method always seemed to work best in the past.

  The new computer has no harm to see other computers and devices on the network. For example, there is a NAS connected to the same switch Cisco/Linksys like the printer and the computer can access the NAS via its static IP address. The new computer can also access the internet. He can't use the IP address of the printer. We even tried to change the address IP of the printer, but that did not help either.

  Despite the fact that the work - the network troubleshooter Windows command prompt ping indicates that the printer is not responding. What do we lack? Help, please.

  Greetings,

  I hope that this will be our last post on this subject. We have discovered the source of the problem and can offer two 'fixed' in case someone else runs into the same situation.

  With the help of MSConfig and a process of elimination, we have disabled non-Microsoft services that were running on the computer until we discovered that "Qualcomm Atheros Killer Service V2" was the source of the problem.

  Explanation

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  Our new Win 7 computer contains a communication module ethernet/WiFi/Bluetooth e2200 Qualcomm Atheros. The manufacturer provides a '' Killer Network Manager '' for this system. Its purpose is to monitor and control the flow of data over a network connection in order to optimize for. For example, the user can choose to give the program A high priority and program-B low priority. This ensures that the program-A is less lag in the network traffic.

  The primary market for this function, so far, has been the online game (where the name of 'Killer'). It allows players to channel the bulk of the bandwidth available to their game and away from other programs and services that are running at the same time. A response faster online gives the player the advantage it needs to get "kill him" before someone else.

  This system of control of bandwidth has interfered with data packets of return of our network, clearing communication between our computer and our printer printer.

  Difficulty 1

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  The simplest solution for us was to disable 'Qualcomm Atheros bandwidth control' for the ethernet NIC that has been accomplished by going to: Windows Control Panel > network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > change the settings of the card (in the sidebar). Then we clicked on our connection to the LAN (our NETWORK ethernet card) and select the 'Properties' command Finally, on the Networking tab, we have disabled 'Qualcomm Atheros control bandwidth' and clicked 'OK' button to close.

  All that was needed after that was a quick restart and we were able to access our printer even with the killer Network Manager and functioning of Qualcomm Atheros Killer Service V2.

  Either way, we left the control function of bandwidth enabled for wireless (our) network connection because we do not plan on using this network printer when the computer is untethered to ethernet.

  Difficulty 2

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  If you don't want the killer running Network Manager on your computer, you may be tempted to uninstall. Do not! Uninstall will also uninstall the drivers needed for your ethernet, WiFi and possibly your Bluetooth as well. We heard that some users have communicated with Qualcomm and were able to coax, on their part, the necessary drivers comm without luggage "Killer". But you don't need to do it, either.

  All you need to do is: (1) remove the 'Killer Network Manager' of the '"start up" folder of the start menu of Windows (under "programs") and (2) using MSConfig, uncheck "Qualcomm Atheros Killer Service V2" under the ' Services ' section. Then reboot and you're good to go. The killer Network Manager and his service will not work.

  Moreover, the reason for which we did not chose this method, ourselves, is because we see one deserves that available Killer Network Manager so that we can block network traffic to select programs. Solution 1 converts this easy thing because the Ethernet bandwidth control can be quickly activated again if she is ever desired. And we're leaving it enabled for our WiFi.

  Best regards, David-EH

• Unable to install the driver for the network printer, the reason according to HP's Service: MSIServer

  Original title: Error code: OX8004FF01

  While trying to download microsoft security essentials on a computer running Windows XP Professional with service pak 3

  I received a cannot install security essentials (OX8004FF01 error code)

  I removed all Norton parts from this computer and the firewall is turned on.

  So, what is this code and how to fix the problem?

  I am not able to install the driver for my network printer, is the reason according to HP

  Service: MSIServer

  Microsoft manufacturing

  Version: 0.0.0.0.

  The name of the HP printer file is: 100_228_PS_A10_02_Full_Net_enu_NB.exe

  Any help with these problems would be appricated: * address email is removed from the privacy *

  Hello

  What is the model number of the printer?

  Help with Microsoft Security Essentials issues, contact the Microsoft Security Essentials team. You can use this link to contact them.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/protect

  For the printer problem, check these links and see if they help.

  Method 1: Refer to this link.

  Error "Windows Installer service could not be accessed" occurs when you try to add or remove a program in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315346

  Registry warning: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, see this link:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756

  Method 2: Install fixit from the following link and try to install the drivers.

  How to fix MSI software update registration corruption issues

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971187

  Also visit these links:

  How to manage devices in Windows XP: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

  How to install a printer driver locally for a remote printer in Windows XP: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/282842

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

• How to print from an iPad Pro on a wired network printer?

  We have new iPads for our busines. They are Pros iPad on iOS 9.3.4.

  It would be a great help if we could get them to print on our WIRED network printer. The iPads are on LTE

  Printers must be networked printers.  iOS supports Air-print printers in native mode (see Topic AirPrint - Apple Support) but AirPrint is specifically a wifi printing protocol.  If your printer is not compatible AirPrint, but compatible wifi, then make sure that the app store for one of the wifi universal several print apps.

  There is no way to directly connect an iPad to a cable of printer.  Or a cellular connection of LTE will help unless these printers are also connected LTE and can be seen by some App on the App store to manage printing on them.

• Satellite L350-171 - network printer installation

  I have problems to install my Canon Pixma IP4300 printer as a network printer. The printer is connected to a desktop PC, then a router, Dynamode R-ADSL-C4-2. This is connected to the laptop by a cable that was previously connected to my old laptop.

  How to install the network printer on the Toshiba. I went into Control Panel, then printers. I found the printer installation option and select the network printer. It then asks me to find the printer or print in manually. I tried to install it from the disc of Canon, but things stuck in the process. Should I have the disc atall? How to find what to call the printer?

  Any help much appreciated.

  Dear Trenny

  This question is posted on the right forum? Please do not be angry on me, but that has to do with network printers Toshiba.
  You have problems with your laptop satellite?
  All ports operate properly?
  Operating system works well?

  For the configuration of the network printer, you can find enough pages here.

• Network printer not connecting not after Windows update.

  Vista.  Network printer does not connect after an automatic update of windows unknown.  However, requested document printing to a printer wireless unselected, connected to the same network, if the wireless printer is activated.

  Not having received a response to my follow-up question/information, I decided to "Just Do It" on mine.

  I deleted the printer listed as the wireless HP6300 and added back, once again as a network printer.  Not "Uninstall".  (I did on each computer using this printer.  Everything worked perfectly.  Both printers still coexist on the same network and works perfectly.

  As far as I know that something like an update of Windows, change the IP address of the "network printer" at the same IP address as my printer 'Wireless '.  When I deleted and added the HP6300, he returned with the correct IP address.  If anyone has another explanation, I'd be interested to hear.  This problem has also affected two of my friends systems.

  Marcofun

• Error 0 x 00000006 when you try to install a network printer.

  Original title: try to install a network printer when the search covers on the printer 0.00000006 error code what is it to say that I've looked everywhere and do not get results

  inatalling a shared printer, search for the error code 0 x 00000006 what this error code means?

  Hi carolnorris,

  I suggest you try the steps suggested by Srinivas R, from the following link and check if this can help:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/operation-failed-with-error-0x00000006-Windows-7/3deb8c17-AA1D-40a1-bdad-20dc2c9cb3d0
  (Applicable for Windows 7)

  Also, take a look at the link to the following article:

  Network printer problems

  I hope this helps.

• Network printer with XP and Vista

  I initially installed my printer (Canon i850) on the XP computer, then I disconnected the USB cable and plugged into the Vista computer.  Vista has found a driver and it worked.  Then I put in network computers via ethernet and a router.  Now, I try to add the printer as a network printer on the XP computer, but he can't find a driver.  Computer that needs a new driver and what type?
  Is not the XP computer generate a print file using a XP compatible driver, send the file to the Vista machine, and it sends the file to the printer?  If that's true, he should be able to use the driver that is already on the XP machine.

  Extremely misleading terminology

  When you use the Add Printer Wizard you must select: "Local printer attached to this computer" even if the printer is connected to another computer.
  Only after that I tried this option has noticed the "(i) ' who says: to configure a network printer that is not attached to a print server, use the»»
  local printer option.  Indeed, he tells you to do two things in the face.

  I think that the Assistant must have been modified to only three choices: (1) Local printer, network (2) printer connected to another computer, (3) network printer attached to a print server.
  The underlying confusion is due to the double meaning of the term "network printer".

  My problem is now solved, but not through Microsoft or you guys.