I am looking to setup a wireless network in my home and I have a few questions. I wil be using a wireless router with 4 ports for wired systems. My network consist of two laptop machines, on desktop computer and two printers.
I have one computer that is going to be wired to the router. I want to share two printers off that machine running Windows XP Home Edition. One printer connects via USB and the other serial. Am I going to run into any issues if both those printers are connected to the same computer being shared? Are they going to be able to share certail dll files? I know when I connected a scanner and a all in one scanner/printer/fax to the same computer I had to turn off the "a-ll-in-one" to use the other scanner. There was a problem when them both trying to access the same .dll file. Is this going to occure with two printers?
Also, the one printer is a hp photosmart 7550 photo printer. It does not support network connections, but has two USB ports. If I were to get a USB network adapter for the printer, would I be able to wire it up directly to the router and use it that way?
Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated.
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I have one computer that is going to be wired to the router. I want to share two printers off that machine running Windows XP Home Edition. One printer connects via USB and the other serial. Am I going to run into any issues if both those printers are connected to the same computer being shared? Are they going to be able to share certail dll files? I know when I connected a scanner and a all in one scanner/printer/fax to the same computer I had to turn off the "a-ll-in-one" to use the other scanner. There was a problem when them both trying to access the same .dll file. Is this going to occure with two printers?
Also, the one printer is a hp photosmart 7550 photo printer. It does not support network connections, but has two USB ports. If I were to get a USB network adapter for the printer, would I be able to wire it up directly to the router and use it that way?
Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated.
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