How do i connect my LaserJet 3330 to the network?
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I think you will require "HP Jetdirect 380x 802.11b Wireless Print Server" \n\nIt comes with it's own HP JetDirect print server and the supplied software works for direct USB connectivity or network.
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You can hook it up to a wireless print server. Linksys makes one that is inexpensive.  Or you can do what I have here.  I bought a wireless router with a built in printserver.  I have a Brother HL-1240 hooked up to it.  I also have a color laser that is network ready hooked in to the same router.  All three items are in the TV cabinet in the living room.  That way anyone  can print to any printer any time and it is relatively convienent for all.
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go to start on your tool bar and click it.  you will see control panel listed. click this and look for add a device or add a printer. it will walk you through
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Open control panel and make sure default printer is the network printer you want to print to.
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Use the cd software that came with the printer or...\nIf you have windows follow these instructions, first click the start button, look for the control pannel shortcut then click on it, find the printers and other hardware option, then click add a printer, it should bring you to a wizard, click Next, then change the options that may apply to you, it should then look for a printer, if it cannot locate the printer you will have to install it manually by clicking next, choose the port you want to use to locate your printer and then click next, after that click the brand of you printer, then select your version of your printer, click next and you should be done.\n(note: this will only work on windows and may vary if you do not use windows xp)
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u done the 1st step that u shared the printer in the local computer\nthen open the 2nd computer and open the computer which have the printer \nthen right click on the printer then press install\nthat's all \nu'll c the printer in ur computer \nthen u can print ;)
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Step 1: To make Printer default to Factory settings:\n-----------------------------------------------------\n\nTo insure that the printer is set to factory defaults, follow these steps to reset the printer to the factory default settings:\n\n1. Verify that the printer is powered on.\n\n2. Press and hold down the Report Page button\n\n3. While holding down the Report Page button, press the Cancel button three times. \n\n4. Release the Report Page button.\n\nThe above steps will make printer default to factory settings.\n\n\nStep 2: To get an IP address for the printer:\n---------------------------------------------\n\n1. Connect the Printer to the router using Ethernet cable.\n\n2.  Make sure that Printer is ON and Router is ON.\n\n3. Press the button with a check mark icon on the Printer to print a Network report page.\n\nThis should print a page, please make a note of Printer IP Address that printed on the page.\n\n\nStep 3: Installation of Driver:\n-------------------------------\n1. Click "Start" button --> Printers and Faxes.\n\n2. Under Printer Tasks, click "Add Printer".\n\n3. Click "Next" button on the first Add Printer Wizard window.\n\n4. If the option for Local or Network printer appears, select Local printer attached to this    computer and click Next.  Make sure that "Automatically detect and install My Plug and     play  printer" option is unchecked.\n\n5. Under Select a Printer Port option, select "Create a new port" and select "Standard    TCP/IP Port"  and click "Next" button.\n\n6. In the "Welcome to the Add Standard TCP/IP printer port wizard" make sure that the    printer is  turned on and configured. Click "Next" button.\n\n7. Under "Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port" enter the IP address as X.X.X.x ( that is URL of printer that printed in netwotrk configuration page)  that you would like to assign the  printer and click "Next" button.\n\n8. under "Additional Port Information" select "Standard". Click Next, and then click Finish. \n\n9. Click HaveDisk, and insert the HP Deskjet Printer Software CD-ROM into the  CD-ROM drive. \n    NOTE: If the CD-ROM auto runs and starts an installation program, exit that program  \n10. The "Install From Disk" dialog box appears.\n\n11. Click "Browse" button. \n\n12. Select CD drive from the drop down list box located at the top of the window.\n\n13. In the Driver CD, \n          \n                 (1)-- Double click on Enu folder.\n\n                 (2)-- Double click on Drivers folder.\n\n                 (3)-- Double cllick on Win2k_xp folder\n  \n                 (4). --Double click on hpf6800k.inf File.\n                  \n\n\n14. The Printer name will be highlighted on the next window.\n\n15. Click "Next" button.\n\n16. It ask for the Printer name (LEAVE IT AS DEFAULT)\n\n17 .Select "Yes" option for making the printer default.\n\n18. Click "Next" button.\n\n19. The Printer Sharing dialog box will open.\n\n20. Click "Next" button.\n\n21. The Print Test Page box appears.\n\n22. Select "Yes" option to print a test page.\n\n23. Print Test Page.\n\n24. Completing the Add Printer Wizard box appears.\n\n25. Click "Finish" button and wait for the files to copy \n\n\nAfter the steps are completed, please proceed to the step 4.\n\nStep 4: Enabling the Wireless connectivity\n-------------------------------------------\n\n1. Please the New Internet Explorer.\n\n2. Enter the following address at Address bar.\n\n    http://x.x.x.x       Where x.x.x.x refers to the IP address of the Printer that printed on  Network configuration page.\n  \n   This will open the Ews page of the Printer.\n\n\n3. Click on the Networking tab on the webpage.\n\n4. Select the Wireless 802.11 tab there and click on the Wireless Setup tab there. \n\n5. click on the 'Start Wizard' button th
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You have a few choices.  \n1)You can share the printer from an existing computer that is directly attached to the printer(Right click on printer and choose sharing...\n2)If the printer has an ethernet port you can give it an IP and install the printer on any computer you want to print to it by...(creating IP port and use standard IP port)\n3)if your printer does not have an Ethernet port, you can purchase a print server (small device that you can connect to the printer that you will be able to assign an IP address-can be LPT or USB)\nEach of these will require that you have the printer near the wireless router, or connected to a networked computer on your home network\nThere are also wirelss print servers available, to make it all truly wireless.  Check out Linksys.com
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We just installed a wired, network printer (same concept as a wireless printer-multiple computers 1 printer) and the manual stated that we had to run the setup software on each computer.  Of course if it is not hooked up to a network you will need a wireless adapter on/in your laptop.  What brand/model of printer and laptop?  That will help.\n\nI would suggest looking thru the setup part of the manual, odds are it is in there.  It was a 2 line paragraph in our manual, had to read it carefully (not skim) before I found it.
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You can buy Printers which already are network ready or you can convert your printer to be a WIFI buy adding an adapter. YOu can even make it Bluetooth ready.\n\nThere are loads of hardware especially a  way could be buy one of those mini print servers attach it to your wireless router and the printer is then available to all in the workgroup
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Get your driver from here:\nhttp://www.printer-drivers.com/drivers/52/52289.htm
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Since it's a network printer, you don't add it to your computer at all. You add it to your network.\n\nIf you don't have a network, you need to acquire a router (or switch or hub), and connect both the computer and the printer to the router.
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sorry, but you did it the wrong way. to share a printer you need a router with a 4 port switch and an integrated print server. this has the advantage of simultaneous use of the same internet connection from both PCs. furthermore it's not necessary to have both computers running for printing.\nhttp://www.dlink.com/products/resource.asp?pid=272&rid=821&sec=0\nthis router is also available in a wireless version\nhttp://www.dlink.com/products/resource.asp?pid=460&rid=1766&sec=0\nCaution: check if the print server is compatible with your printer! you will find a list of compatible printers on the given links.\n\nhow to install:\nconnect the modem with the WAN port of the router\nconnect the PCs to any port of the 4 port switch of the router (RJ45-RJ45 cable, regular)\nconnect the printer to the USB port of the router\n\nshared printer setup\ngo to control panel and delete the current printer settings\nsetup a new printer and configure it for "shared printing". do that on both PCs.\nfor printing only you don't have to enable file sharing, though it's necessary if you want to copy files from one PC to the other.
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Usually when you look at printers, in the model number it has an n meaning network.  For example an HP Laserjet 4050n.  I would try Office Depot or Staples over Best Buy or go directly to HP or whatever brand you desires webpage.
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That would depend on what kind of connector(s) your printer has: if it has a parallel/Centronics connector, there are parallel switches which would do the trick.  If it has a network/Ethernet connection, a router or hub or switch (depending on your network setup) would be the easiest - if you have one of those three already, you would connect the printers network cable to the router or hub or switch and then should be able to set it up on both computers through Windows printer sharing.  If it has a USB connector, I'm not sure if you can share a printer through a USB hub, but there are USB-to-Ethernet adapters that might also work in conjunction with a router or hub or switch.
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through a wireless network connection.go to control panel -wireless network and follow the instructions.Good luck!
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YOU NEED A WIFI PRINTSERVER\n\nWireless-G PrintServer for USB 2.0\n \n  Share up to two printers with everyone on your network -- works with most parallel and USB (1.1 or 2.0) printers \nConnects your printers directly to the network by 10/100 wired Ethernet or 54Mbps Wireless-G (802.11g) \nNo need to dedicate a PC to print server chores \nRemotely administered through your web browser, SNMP, or the included utility