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Wow, after reading the posts here I am amazed I got my vista/xp
network going without too much problem... not because I know what I'm doing; just lucky I guess. But I do have one problem that stumps me: My network is 2 desktops with XP home SP2 wired to a router. Then a notebook with Vista Home Premium wirelessly connected. I can access all my shared files from any of the three computers so that works fine. I have a printer connected to each desktop. Each desktop can use either printer. I want to access the printers from my notebook. The one installed no problem (Canon i550) and works fine. When I try to install the other (HP PSC 1500) I get a "cannot connect; access is denied" message.... Why does one work flawlessly and not the other? Both PCs use only Windows Firewall....... Probably a simple fix but I can't find it so any help greatly appreciated. Bevin B. |