Windows 7 Pro remote printing

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• Problems with Windows 7 Pro Remote Access

  I'm on a Windows 7 Pro machine, but it is connected to a working network.

  I'm trying to access Windows 7 Pro machine to my parents at home.

  I went through These Instructions.  We have created a password for one of the user accounts.  I checked the name of the computer (there is no listed area).  We confirmed that remote access has been enabled and allow remote access has been verified in the firewall settings.

  However, when I start "Remote Desktop connection" on my computer and put their computer name in the box, I get a message that it cannot find the computer.  Then, the message indicates that the computer cannot belong to "the network specified."  But there is no specified network, and I see no where to do it.

  In addition, it is possible that my work security settings prevent me from remote accessing another computer?

  Last question: if I used the Fusion of the virtual machine on my Mac, with Windows 7, I can remote access to another computer?

  Real technique.  The problem boils down to the IP address.  Your computer probably has an IP of 192.168.1.8 or something like that.  But the router any fact domestic in the world.  So when you want to connect to the remote computer, you must use the IP public face (which the internet service provider home assigns to your router/home, not that of your router assigns to your computer).  But then, you're always short because now you have at home, but you have to tell the House what PC actually send this letter too.  It's like an envelope with an address half. Port forwarding it tells the final step which PC should receive the message.

  But yes I agree they could at least put a link or an explanation.

• Cannot connect to Windows XP Pro shared printer

  From: Mike J

  I have a XP Pro PC on my home network and trying to connect a Lexmark X 215 printer that is shared out of the XP Pro machine.  I connect with a new laptop Windows Vista Home Premium Dell XPS M1530.  The rest of the network works fine - shared files, folders, Internet access, etc.

  The message that I get when I try to connect, it's that Windows cannot connect to the printer.  Access is denied.

  Any thoughts?

  From: Alan Morris [MSFT]

  Open a command window on the Windows Vista computer type

  dir \\xpmachine\print$

  2008-02-01 16:29

  color

  2008-01-16 12:55

  w32x86

  21/07/2006 17:42

  WIN40

  2007-10-05 11:29

  x 64

  You should see a similar directory structure.  If it returns access denied, you need to enable read on the share permissions of $ print XP which is the default configuration.

  If you have not run the network configuration wizard XP make sure you run this tool.

  Yes, something has changed the security settings on the print sharing $.

  Since you're under XP Pro, you can reset it and allow all the world read access.  Do a right click my computer / manage / shared folders / sharing / right click $ Print properties/sharing permissions

  Administrators and power users have full access to everything the world group should be there with read access.  I guess that the Everyone group is missing.

  -Alan Morris

  Windows printing team

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• XP Pro fails route incoming faxes to a remote printer on XP Home

  On an XP Pro system, I activated the fax in the fax service. I routed incoming faxes to a remote printer. The printer shared from a XP Home System. When a fax is successfully received, the fax is not printed. The fax remains in the queue of the fax in the task of routing service, and two messages appear in the application (attached) event log.
  I can print the fax manually by clicking the fax and choose print. Because I can print manually, and because the fax service runs Local System not like me, I suspect it's a matter of how the printer is shared. But sharing printer on the XP Home system options are very limited: shared or non-shared.
  Someone knows the solution?
  See you soon,.
  MetaEd
  Event type: error

  Event source: Microsoft Fax

  Event category: Inbound

  Event ID: 32003

  Date: 15/03/2011

  Time: 15:20:13

  User: n/a

  Computer: EDWARD2

  Description:

  Cannot print C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data

  \Microsoft\Windows NT\MSFax\Queue\1CBE34E3E1A5B. TIF to \\EDWARD

  \Printer. There is a problem with the connection to the printer \\EDWARD

  \Printer. Check the connection to the printer and solve everything

  connection problems. The following error occurred: the data area

  passed to a system call is too small... This code error indicates the

  cause of the error.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Microsoft Fax

  Event category: Inbound

  Event ID: 32089

  Date: 15/03/2011

  Time: 15:20:13

  User: n/a

  Computer: EDWARD2

  Description:

  The Fax Service could not run a specific routing method. The

  service will retry to route the fax according to the attempts

  Configuration. So, when a new attempt, the service fails to send the fax,

  Check the configuration of routing adequate method.

  Job ID: 0x0401cbe34e3e1a5b.

  Got the device: "Hayes Accura 56 K Ext Fax Modem 4703US"

  Sent by: '8008766960'

  Received file name: "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users

  Data\Microsoft\Windows NT\MSFax\Queue\1CBE34E3E1A5B.tif "."

  Routing extension name: 'Microsoft Routing Extension.

  The routing method name: "print".

  I seem to be in business after hand edition sharing permissions with SetACL as shown above and EveryoneIncludesAnonymous pushed back from the printer. I think that it is not enough to restart the print service; the new permissions have been ignored until the print server has been restarted.

  See you soon,.
  MetaEd

• Driver HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn problem? -windows could not load print processor "HP1100PrintProc".

  I have a Windows 2012 R1 Print Server that hosts a network HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn printer (driver version: 5.0.1.57036). Printers are successfully applied by group policy. He has no problem printing, however, when users log on to a server to remote desktop of Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7 computers, the following error message appears in the system event viewer:

  "Windows has no load HP1100PrintProc print processor because EnumDatatypes has failed." Error code 126. Module: HP1100PrintProc.dll. If please get and install a new version of the driver from the manufacturer (if available) or choose another driver that works with this printing device. »

  Any advice how to solve?

  I used the HP PCL5 universal driver and this has solved the problem.

  61.130.4.12834 worm.

• Unsupported personality: PCL on print Laserjet 1012 from Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  I have an HP Laserjet 1012.  My PC has Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.  I used the Laserjet 1015 PCL 6 drivers.  When I printed the first two times, it worked fine.  Now each page just print "Unsupported personality: PCL ' at the top.

  What should I do now?

  Thank you for your ' Experts for a day Tech Support.

  Mark

  Hi rbarbo43,

  I found the following thread that will help you during the installation of the printer in Windows 7. Let me know if you need assistance?

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/LaserJet-1012-driver-for-Windows-7/m-p/351356#M16114

• cannot print from firefox on windows 7 pro x 64

  I can't print using Firefox 3.6.3. I have a canon mx340 printer and am running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Can I print files, email (Outlook), IE and everything else. I downloaded the latest print drivers. I have reset the printer using Firefox "subject: config" that suits it temporary, but after some time it stops again to print.

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  I solved this problem. I had to disable the functionality of the browser virtualization in Zone Alarm Extreme Security. It wiped out all the settings of Firefox, but I got bookmarks, etc. saved. (given by the original poster)

• Finger print reader does not work after upgrade to Windows 8 Pro - DM4 2055BR

  I updated my previous Windows 7 to Windows 8 Pro Edition and the Finger Print Reader no longer works. Validity software driver is already installed more simple pass, but when I run the Easy Pass it pops up the message "the drive is not connected, connect the drive.

  I noticed one lot of other posts related to the same issue, but I don't know if the model of my laptop does not support the new version of the operating system.

  I appreciate if someone could help me with this problem.

  Dulao35,

  Welcome to the HP Forum!

  When start you / see: Easy going on?

  You may be running HP SimplePass Version 8.0.0.57 or some other SimplePass 8.x?

  ======================================================================================

  You can run HP SimplePass Version 6.x later on your computer.  You may also be able to get SimplePass version 8.x if you want to stay with this version to work.  It's a personal choice, really - either version should be able to work on Windows 8 Pro.

  Note that the version 8.x SimplePass seems to dislike everyone, but the Internet Explorer browser. This is a personal observation and NOT what can known by other users.  If you use IE, then the point is moot.

  You can probably keep your existing driver of the fingerprint (Validity Sensor in the Device Manager) as long you run the version compatible with Windows 8, illustrated to the webpage of your computer driver:

  HP Pavilion dm4-2055br Entertainment Notebook PC Drivers

  See below for a method that you can use to upgrade HP SimplePass:

  Simple Instructions for upgrade HP SimplePass

  The bits on SimplePass version 8.x are towards the bottom of the file.

  Click on the star of congratulations !

  It's a nice way of saying 'Thank you' for help.

  Although I strive to reflect best practices of HP, I do not work for HP.

• OfficeJet Pro 8600: Printer offline and HP Support for Windows 10 don't come upward

  I'm trying to scan pictures to my computer.  Have upgraded to windows 10. My printer is connected wifi.  I bring the printer in Control Panel, set up my printer and it says printer is offline.  Indications are no good they do not appear to be implemented for users windows 10. When I try to go to the hp support for windows 10, I have just a white screen.  I am very frustrated.  I can print to the printer, but he won't let me not scan to the computer, and that's what I need.

  Hi @Procats,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you cannot scan on Windows 10, with your HP Officejet Pro 8600 printer. I'm happy to discuss this issue scan for you!

  Please, try the following steps:

  Check the connection of the printer on the network and troubleshoot any problems with the printer, router, installation or connection.

• Set up a wireless HP all-in-one printer on your desktop with Windows XP Pro Version 5.1 SP3

  Recently, I uninstalled Solution Center HP from my desktop PC with Windows XP Pro Version 5.1 SP3.  The program worked very well and was connected wireless to my HP Photosmart all-in-One 309 g.

  Now, when I downloaded the latest software feature full HP and installed, it has completed the installation but could not connect to the wireless printer.  Setting up the wireless printer, he did 'see' the HP 309 g printer and I chose this but it gave me a dialog box saying that there was no installation configuration.  I also, tried the control panel "Add Hardware", but he couldn't 'find' the printer.  What should I do?

  You have an icon for the 309 g Photosmart in Start menu > printers and faxes?

  If so, right-click on it, select Properties, and click the Ports tab.
  By ensuring NOT to click inside the list, use the scroll bar on the right until you see the line highlighted and verified with the port used for this printer.  That said this line in the columns 'Port' and 'Description '?

  Note that you may need to click and drag on the small vertical line between 'Port' and 'Description' in the header line to make the column wide enough to read the entire entry.

  Click Cancel to exit the printer properties dialog box.

• Can I connect using Remote Desktop to Windows 7 Pro to Windows XP Pro?

  Original title: Remote Desktop

  can I connect to a windows 7 pro is a windows xp pro?

  Yes you can, please try the following:

  1 right-click 'Computer' and select 'Properties' (or open 'Control panel' and select 'System')

  2. click on "Remote settings" in the upper left corner of the window
  3. on the "Remote" tab, select "allow connections to this computer remotely.

  4. make sure that you uncheck "Allow only the connection of computers running Office remotely with level (recommended) network authentication" as I'm sure that XP does not support this.

  I hope this helps.

  Please let me know how you go with this

  Concerning

  Chris

• Windows XP - want to connect to a remote printer on another network

  I'm in an office that wants to connect to a remote printer on a separate network to our warehouse on the internet.

  Office network is behind a switch, the warehouse network is on a router, both computers we want to connect using XP.  The printer in the warehouse is currently connected directly to the router, but we can connect to a computer by USB.  The two networks have static IP.  We would like to have the printer of the warehouse are displayed on the office computer printers and fax machines as just an another printer if possible.
  I tried to set up a VPN without success and tried LogMeIn but a client computer cannot print to host apparently (and we want that no interaction with the computer of the warehouse on-site, just be able to connect from the desktop).
  Is there a better solution for this?  Anything is possible with remote desktop?  Or should I continue to try to put in place a VPN?

  Hello BGaskin,

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  Thank you

• ""(Print Screen) print Scr key does not work is not in Windows XP Pro - (no LOCK "F") "."

  I have Windows XP - Pro.  The "Print Scr" button does not work and niether is the combination of keys 'Alt + P'.  My keyboard is not an "F LOCK" / key "F Lock feature" because it has a "Num Lock" key  There's no other keys on my key Board that suggest even a '___Lock' of any kind.  If not, how can I get this feature.  Oh... and one more thing, Microsoft/people sending responses to others, here, to "Social responses" can you try to be a little more specific with what you're talking about?  As your knowledge is greatly appreciated by many, many of us are unfamilliar with computers and have NO idea what you're referring to.  When Microsoft did not find something or is just lazy to do so, he advises people to "ask the administrator of the computer.  I'm the "computer administrator", but I'm inexperienced! How does it work?  Thank you all.

  On Saturday, August 14, 2010 12:57:22 + 0000, Firstname, Lastname2 wrote:

  I have Windows XP - Pro.  The "Print Scr" button does not work

  In the days of DOS, the print screen button to print the screen. But
  in all versions of Windows, it works differently and the name of
  the key is now an anachronism. The key is not to print the screen.
  PrtScrn captures the entire screen and Alt-PrtScrn captures activate
  window.

  Either a capture of the image in the Windows Clipboard. Once it is in
  the Clipboard, you can paste (Ctrl + V) into any application that
  supports graphics (Windows Paint, other graphics software, even your)
  favorite text processing). You can change or add to the image you
  like, then print it out.

  This ability to manipulate the image in a program before printing
  is an improvement on the original method of printing the whole back.
  But if you like that old return facility, there are several
  freeware/shareware programs from third parties which can do, such as
  PrintKey2000 to
  http://www.Sharewarejunkies.com/00zwd2/printkey2000.htm

  Ken Blake

• Why Windows XP Pro creates another instance of the printer when I connect my USB printer,

  I am running Windows XP Pro SP3. I have a HP LaserJet 1100 printer (parallel) through a parallel to USB adapter. It seems that whenever I connect the printer to my laptop, another instance of the printer is created, so I have HP LaserJet 1100 (MS), HP LaserJet 1100 (MS) (1 copy), HP LaserJet 1100 (MS) (copy 2). Only one of these printers may also appear online at the same time. Sometimes I use the laptop in a dock and connect the printer to one of the 2 station USB ports, and sometimes I connect the printer to one of the 2 USB ports on the laptop.

  How can I consolidate all of these instances in a single printer so that I can have a consistent default printer? Or, how can I prevent this from happening at all?

  Bruce B, Massachusetts

  This happens because you have connected the printer to different USB ports.  The same thing happens when you connect any device (e.g., a mouse) on different USB ports, but unlike "Printers and faxes," Device Manager shows only the devices not present ("ghost") if deliberately do you.

  If having the extra icons printers and faxes you, right-click on it and select "Delete" - and then always connect your printer to the USB port.

• Number of remote desktop in Windows 7 Pro

  After you have reinstalled Windows 7 Pro (I had to fix a bunch of corrupt files) an update, not a new installation, I'm more able to access this computer via remote desktop.

  Everything looks at this should work, but it doesn't.

  I tried locally by the name of the computer and local IP address. I tried on the outside also. My router settings remain unchanged and pass port 3389 to the static IP address of this PC.

  HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\WinStations\RDP-Tcp/port number is set to 3389.

  More precisely, I added my user account.

  I keep going round in circles and nothing makes no difference.

  What Miss me?

  Hello Wayne,

  Thank you for your response.

  I appreciate your time and your concern.

  To get help, the question will be better suited to the audience of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet forums.

  TechNet Forum
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itpronetworking

  Thank you