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by fork()_bomb
by kunakae
by kunakae
by joseph moore
If I understand your question right, you need to add WinXP print drivers on a Win98 print server, so your WinXP clients can print to this printer correctly. Is that correct?
Ok do the following:
Click Start, click Run, and then type the Uniform Naming Convention (UNC) path for the Win98 print server (for example: \\98srvname).
This action displays the shares on the remote computer.
Open the Printers folder. This action takes you into the printers folder on the remote computer.
Right-click the icon for the printer for which you want to add the Windows XP driver, and then click Sharing.
From the Sharing tab, click Additional Drivers, click either Intel/Windows 2000 option or the Windows XP option. Whichever one looks right (I don't have an XP machine to verify for certain what it says in XP), and then click OK. YOu might need the XP CD to get the drivers from, but the wizard will do that automatically.
That's it. Now, Add the printer on an XP workstation. The XP machine will pull the new XP drivers for the printer.
hope this helps
by an_it_guy
Assuming that you have shared the said printer on the Win98 pc. Add this printer from the XP machine from the Network, and not using the Add printer wizard. Browse to the 98 pc & see if the printer appears there, and double-click to add it. XP will install the drivers necessary, or u can insert the CD for XP drivers that shipped with the printer.
Hope this helps.
by kunakae
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