Iam putting this message here becasue I didn´t find any group regarding
windows 7 printing.

I have two networks at work xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 for cable and xxx.xxx.1.xxx/24
for wireless notebooks. There is a soho router between these networks to
deliver packets between them.

Almost everything is running smoothly except for printing. I stated that the
wi-fi network has access to 2 computers on the xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 network. The
main router, which provides internet connection (works like a charm!) and a
wired machine connected to a printer.

The problem is that I can connect to that machine through it´s IP number
(\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) and see all it´s shared folders and components (i.e the
printer). I can access these shared folders, copy and paste files, create
folders and see shared the printer as well. But when I try to attach this
printer remotely to one of the wi-fi notebooks, I receive this message
(translated from portuguese to english, but you´ll get the idea):

"Not able to conclude the operation, error 0x00000709. Verify the name of
the printer and if it is connected to the network."

Can you guys give me a help?

Thank you.

this is the error, hex only needs decimal translation.

E:\winerror 0x709
1801 ERROR_INVALID_PRINTER_NAME -- No NTSTATUS matched

Is the Windows 7 machine sharing the printer?

--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Joaquim Oliveira" wrote in message
...
Iam putting this message here becasue I didn´t find any group regarding
windows 7 printing.

I have two networks at work xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 for cable and
xxx.xxx.1.xxx/24
for wireless notebooks. There is a soho router between these networks to
deliver packets between them.

Almost everything is running smoothly except for printing. I stated that
the
wi-fi network has access to 2 computers on the xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 network.
The
main router, which provides internet connection (works like a charm!) and
a
wired machine connected to a printer.

The problem is that I can connect to that machine through it´s IP number
(\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) and see all it´s shared folders and components (i.e
the
printer). I can access these shared folders, copy and paste files, create
folders and see shared the printer as well. But when I try to attach this
printer remotely to one of the wi-fi notebooks, I receive this message
(translated from portuguese to english, but you´ll get the idea):

"Not able to conclude the operation, error 0x00000709. Verify the name of
the printer and if it is connected to the network."

Can you guys give me a help?

Thank you.

this is the error, hex only needs decimal translation.

E:\winerror 0x709
1801 ERROR_INVALID_PRINTER_NAME -- No NTSTATUS matched

Is the Windows 7 machine sharing the printer?

--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Joaquim Oliveira" wrote in message
...
Iam putting this message here becasue I didn´t find any group regarding
windows 7 printing.

I have two networks at work xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 for cable and
xxx.xxx.1.xxx/24
for wireless notebooks. There is a soho router between these networks to
deliver packets between them.

Almost everything is running smoothly except for printing. I stated that
the
wi-fi network has access to 2 computers on the xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 network.
The
main router, which provides internet connection (works like a charm!) and
a
wired machine connected to a printer.

The problem is that I can connect to that machine through it´s IP number
(\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) and see all it´s shared folders and components (i.e
the
printer). I can access these shared folders, copy and paste files, create
folders and see shared the printer as well. But when I try to attach this
printer remotely to one of the wi-fi notebooks, I receive this message
(translated from portuguese to english, but you´ll get the idea):

"Not able to conclude the operation, error 0x00000709. Verify the name of
the printer and if it is connected to the network."

Can you guys give me a help?

Thank you.

Nope! Windows XP SP3.

"Alan Morris [MSFT]" escreveu na mensagem
...
this is the error, hex only needs decimal translation.

E:\winerror 0x709
1801 ERROR_INVALID_PRINTER_NAME -- No NTSTATUS matched

Is the Windows 7 machine sharing the printer?

--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Joaquim Oliveira" wrote in message
...
Iam putting this message here becasue I didn´t find any group regarding
windows 7 printing.

I have two networks at work xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 for cable and
xxx.xxx.1.xxx/24
for wireless notebooks. There is a soho router between these networks to
deliver packets between them.

Almost everything is running smoothly except for printing. I stated that
the
wi-fi network has access to 2 computers on the xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 network.
The
main router, which provides internet connection (works like a charm!) and
a
wired machine connected to a printer.

The problem is that I can connect to that machine through it´s IP number
(\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) and see all it´s shared folders and components (i.e
the
printer). I can access these shared folders, copy and paste files, create
folders and see shared the printer as well. But when I try to attach this
printer remotely to one of the wi-fi notebooks, I receive this message
(translated from portuguese to english, but you´ll get the idea):

"Not able to conclude the operation, error 0x00000709. Verify the name of
the printer and if it is connected to the network."

Can you guys give me a help?

Thank you.

Nope! Windows XP SP3.

"Alan Morris [MSFT]" escreveu na mensagem
...
this is the error, hex only needs decimal translation.

E:\winerror 0x709
1801 ERROR_INVALID_PRINTER_NAME -- No NTSTATUS matched

Is the Windows 7 machine sharing the printer?

--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Joaquim Oliveira" wrote in message
...
Iam putting this message here becasue I didn´t find any group regarding
windows 7 printing.

I have two networks at work xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 for cable and
xxx.xxx.1.xxx/24
for wireless notebooks. There is a soho router between these networks to
deliver packets between them.

Almost everything is running smoothly except for printing. I stated that
the
wi-fi network has access to 2 computers on the xxx.xxx.0.xxx/24 network.
The
main router, which provides internet connection (works like a charm!) and
a
wired machine connected to a printer.

The problem is that I can connect to that machine through it´s IP number
(\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) and see all it´s shared folders and components (i.e
the
printer). I can access these shared folders, copy and paste files, create
folders and see shared the printer as well. But when I try to attach this
printer remotely to one of the wi-fi notebooks, I receive this message
(translated from portuguese to english, but you´ll get the idea):

"Not able to conclude the operation, error 0x00000709. Verify the name of
the printer and if it is connected to the network."

Can you guys give me a help?

Thank you.