Open the Start menu, search for "Command Prompt," right-click the option that appears, and choose Run As Administrator. Paste ...

If your printer is refusing to connect to the internet, don't toss it. There are a few ways to fix the problem before getting ...

Printers connected to a computer can serve an essential purpose to some people. If you’re one of them, running into issues like your printer not being detected or found missing can be cumbersome. In ...

Follow these suggestions to fix a not-responding Wired or Wireless printer on a Windows computer. While most of the suggestions apply to a WiFi printer, some apply to a Wired printer. You need to use ...

With so many connection ports in common, it's tempting to think that you can simply plug any printer into any computer, perhaps to save money. For a printer to work with a computer it needs two things ...

Client is a Win XP 32bit. Printer is a network printer spooled on a Win 2003 R2 32bit server. Both 32bit and 64bit drivers are present on the print server. The XP client is only aware of the 32bit ...

Wireless printers not only eliminate one more cable from your desk, they also allow unfettered access to a printer even if it is several yards away. There are two types of wireless printers you can ...

The F12 key: a follow-up Regarding whether holding down the F12 key still causes the CD tray to eject (as covered yesterday), several readers found that it does still do this. However, you now have to ...