"Unable to connect to the printer operation was not successful"

I use the operating system Win Xp I have the WiFi network and I can't connect to any shared printer on my computer. She has a massage error like
"Unable to connect to the printer operation was not successful"
Can you please help me solve this problem

Thank you
Ramil

Hi RamilAnuja,

·         This is the first time that you connect a wireless printer?

Method 1: See if you follow the steps as suggested here.

Microsoft Windows XP - to connect to a printer on a network

Method 2: Check to see if this article helps you.

How to set up a wireless network (WLAN) in your home

See also:

Microsoft Windows XP - overview of network configurations

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