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| | Cannot print on network I have an odd problem and I cannot find an answer to it. I cannot add my network printer (Samsung CLP-510N) which is connected to the network (by ethernet) and every computer using XP can find easily. On Vista (business) if I go to 'start', than 'network', I see an icon for CLP-510 but I cannot print, or when I go to add printer the CLP-510 does not show up (which is my only printer). Can anyone help me? I have installed every software program known to man from samsung and it can connect to the printer and tell me the status of the print but Vista does not recognize it as a printer. |
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| | Re: Cannot print on network I'm having a little trouble following your description, so you'll have to excuse all questions & assumptions below. 1) I found some software on the samsung web site callled SetIP, which is from a downloadable executable named "200701311000754703_SetupIP_Vista.exe" 2) I installed this on my Vista test box. 3) Running the appliaction (Start | All Programs | Samsung Network Printer Utilities | Set IP) At this point the program doesn't appear to find any printers on the network, which seems likely since I don't have the printer. Do you see the printer in this view? If so can you run Setup with the from the Samsung app? Are you saying that the printer works in this Set IP program, but doesn't appear in your Printers (Control Panel | Printers) folder? Some printer vendors use their own protocols to communicate with printers. I don't have a samsung device at my disposal to test this, but it seems likely given the evidence at hand. If this assumption is correct, the only way you're going to get this printer to install is to use the Samsung software. Using the network view might have the printer show up, but (again assuming the protocol is different) the printer would fail to install via the Add Printer wizard and related Window Vista functionality. Let me know if this helps or not. Thanks, Dan "Kris Brown" <Kris Brown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:74E94EEC-5206-4E22-85D7-D9A0206C632F@microsoft.com... >I have an odd problem and I cannot find an answer to it. > > I cannot add my network printer (Samsung CLP-510N) which is connected to > the > network (by ethernet) and every computer using XP can find easily. > > On Vista (business) if I go to 'start', than 'network', I see an icon for > CLP-510 but I cannot print, or when I go to add printer the CLP-510 does > not > show up (which is my only printer). Can anyone help me? I have installed > every software program known to man from samsung and it can connect to the > printer and tell me the status of the print but Vista does not recognize > it > as a printer. |
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