Hi
I could do with some help getting a Netgear PS110 Printer Server to
work on Windows Vista Home Premium.

I can get it to print to one printer but not the other. If anyone has
it working fully some help would be much appreciated. My two printers
are a samsung ML4500 and an HP deskjet 5552.
Thanks
Ben

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Does the device support the LPD service or Raw 9100 mode?

What type of Port are you using to send data to the netgear device?

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"Benjamintsims" wrote in message
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Hi
I could do with some help getting a Netgear PS110 Printer Server to
work on Windows Vista Home Premium.

I can get it to print to one printer but not the other. If anyone has
it working fully some help would be much appreciated. My two printers
are a samsung ML4500 and an HP deskjet 5552.
Thanks
Ben

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http://www.WinForumz.com/Print-Fax-Scan-forum-25.html interface

Here's how to use your Neatgear PS110 with Vista:

Open Control Panel and double-click Programs and Features.

Click Turn Windows Features on or off

Expand Print Services and check LPR Port Monitor and click OK. This
will take a few minutes to install.

Now go to Control Panel/Printers and Add a Printer. Select Create a New
Port, choose LPR Port and click Next.

Put the IP address of the PS110 and give it a name. I used PS326184_P1,
which is the port name the Netgear software chose when using the PS110
on XP.

Print away....


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Tim Spencer

hi there

thanks very much to Benjamintsims! it really worked! you cannot imagine
how happy i was when the printer started doin' it's job!


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holodoc79

regards
holodoc