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Robbo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 17:29

:)


Nismo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 16:40

MSN me up later dude and ill explain it :P


Robbo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 14:05

Eh?

You mean create the same VPN on both linked to the IP addy of the router?


Nismo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 12:34

do the network setup wizard on both the desktop and the laptop, give them the same network name (Home or sumit)


Robbo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 12:04

Only obvious network connection wizard available on laptop would be a VPN :S


Robbo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 12:03

i had a fiddle last night on the laptop and couldnt do it so a detailed step by step plan would be delightful :)

I connect to the internet (and my work vpn) on my work laptop (2000 Prof SP4) thru the wireless router attached to my home desktop and need to print to the printer locally connected to my desktop pc (XP Home SP2)


Robbo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 12:00

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
Just use the home netwrok setup wizard between your laptop and desktop then you will be able to print wirelessly
is that done on the laptop?


--Dave--

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 11:44

I don't have a desktop, just a wireless router.


Nismo

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 11:32

Just use the home netwrok setup wizard between your laptop and desktop then you will be able to print wirelessly


nathy_87

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 10:53

Or possible you could buy a bluetooth that plugs into your printer then send stuff from your phone which you can get from Argos either 10m or 100m


--Dave--

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 10:40

:thumbs:


John_C

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 10:32

yeah i have a draytek router that you can do this too. Your have to change some settings ie, your need to add a new printer then create a tcp/ip port, give the ip address of 192.168.1.1, (this may differ for a another router depending on what local addresses your using.)

wen setup its ace


--Dave--

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 10:14

ah ok, so I could just connect any old printer to my router and that would work.

Cheers mate :thumbs:


John_C

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 10:10

yes, wireless usb adapters or some wireless routers come with a usb port so you can plug a printer into it


--Dave--

posted on 15th Feb 07 at 09:39

on a related subject, can you buy wireless printers?


Robbo

posted on 14th Feb 07 at 12:57

coolio (y)


Brett

posted on 14th Feb 07 at 12:55

Make sure file & printer sharing is on.

Then simply click on network places, find your machine with the printer on, click on it and add the printer.


Robbo

posted on 14th Feb 07 at 12:53

How does thid work? Ive got a printer cabled to my computer upstairs... how do i get my works laptop (on a wireless network with my PC) to be able to print to that printer?