Printer sharing

This is a discussion about Printer sharing in the Windows Networking category; I have two computers running win xp pro. One of them has the printer plugged in on usb (hp laserjet 1000), and i want to use it on the other computer. However, when i install the printer to the client (which is not connected to the computer), it seems to install correctly, it shows up in the network, but when i ope ...

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I have two computers running win xp pro. One of them has the printer plugged in on usb (hp laserjet 1000), and i want to use it on the other computer. However, when i install the printer to the client (which is not connected to the computer), it seems to install correctly, it shows up in the network, but when i open it up, it show like it was plugged on the usb001 port. I know it is not, it should read \\scihum5\lj1000, how come? Also, when i install it on a win98 client, it works fine?

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Are you using simple file sharing?
 
DId the printer auto share itself?

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I tried simple sharing and complex too. I shared manually.

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Do you let the drivers install automatically at the client workstation or do you install a driver suite provided by the manufacturer?
 
 
My HP won't work right with default drivers. I have to install it manually on XP to get it right.