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Hi, I have a iMac with 10.5.8 installed, in our main computer room. The mac is directly connected to my wireless router. Next I have a Windows computer running XP Pro upstairs in my room, running off wireless internet.
I have HP PSC 1350 printer connected via usb on my mac. I have turned on File and Print sharing. Everything seems to be good. I go up to my xp machine and searched for the printer. It came back and told me to install the drivers but when I go through the list it gives me it doesn't have my model. Therefor I went to the HP site and downloaded and installed the drivers for the printer. After doing all that it still does not let me print a document from my xp machine to my printer that is connected to my mac via usb. Does any one know how to do this with windows xp and mac os x 10.5.8 when I search google everything that comes back is either to do with 10.3 or 10.4 or to get a mac to print to a windows printer. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP! i'm going insane trying to figure this out. |
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Bonjour for Windows
Install Bonjour for Windows and let that select the shared printer. I think I have my HP selected as a generic postscript printer and it works just fine. |
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After installing bonjour and running that program it gives me this.
"You don't have sufficient access to your computer to connect to the selected printer" I am the admin. There are no other accounts on this computer. |
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Have you gone into the Mac's network settings and selected the Workgroup that your PC is in?
I'm not holding my breath that this will fix it, but I've seen a few instances where the PC will have Workgroup settings that if the Mac isn't apart of it, sharing services will be hampered or non-existent until the Mac joins the PC's Workgroup. You get there by going to System Preferences | Network | Click Advanced at bottom right | WINS | Select possible Workgroup from pull down. |
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The workgroup and sharing I believe are set correctly because I can see all my folders on my mac and I can see the shared windows folder on my mac. I checked my firewalls and security programs and none of them are blocking anything.
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