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Hi all, yet another network printer problem with much teh same title.
Here's the catch... Where everyone else is trying to connect to a networked printer on an XP machine, I'm running two Vista machines with Vista Basic. There are two machines networked (comp1 & comp2). Comp 2 has a wired link to the printer and is as such the print server. When I try to print from comp 1 I get an "error-sent to printer" message in the printer dialoge box. I also get a notification from Norton Anti Virus that a "attack to your computer from (comp 2 IP address) has been blocked" pop up. (Yes I hate Norton too, work computer, not my choice). Short of completely diasbling Norton (it's shouldn't be a fire wall anyway, it's only an anti virus) I've done everything I can in the way of setting permissions and modifiying rules in the Norton console. If I log onto com 2 from comp 1 I can print, but this to me defeates the purpose of having a networked printer. I shouldn't have to log onto another computer to use the printer. In any other environment I might not have those permissions. Any ideas? |
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Ok so since this post I have turned off Norton and still my problem persists
so it must remain to be a Vista network issue... Bring back XP...... |