First, you need to make sure ';File and Printer Sharing'; is selected on both machines. You can verify this from Control Panel %26gt; Network %26gt; [Your Local Area Connection] %26gt; Properties.
Then. you need you laptop to connect to your desktop. You can do this by typing ';\\[Desktop IP Address]'; in the Run dialog box. You should only have to do this once.
Finally, you go to Printers from Control Panel and add a new printer. In the dialog box choose ';Add a Network Printer.'; Vista will search for all networked printers. If it does not find it on its own, choose ';The printer that I wanted was not listed.'; From there you can browse the desktop for the printer.
Hope this helps.How do I connect a computer running windows vista to the printer of a computer running windows XP home?
Make sure you have the firewall on the desktop configured to allow print and file sharing.
If it's a Kodak printer, forget it, or get a different printer.
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I use network magic because I am not good at these things. But you can also share anthing connected to your pc on your network. See link below for step by step instructions.
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