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Steps 8-9 simply supplies a network port for the printer to use. Since the printer already has an ethernet port and wi-fi, the printer server serves no purpose. Also, judging from user reviews, these devices tend to be problematic. Steps 10-11 might work, but it is an old-fashioned (and...

You're in the wrong forum for that. But if it were me, I would just buy a good office laser printer and not even worry about refilling, since toner is much cheaper than paper.

Amazing! Thanks to all for your encouragement. There were some other pretty good pictures that I liked a lot! :)

The Hat, I don't understand your problems with Wi-fi or networking at all. There must be something wrong with the way you are doing it, or with some equipment or something. I have a string of self-powered USB repeaters for my Canon 9500 because there's no easy alternative, but length is VERY...

The computers are connected to the network, so I assume it shouldn't be a problem to connect the printer either. With my AT&T service there's some sort of box in the basement that I don't touch, but the router is located right next to the computer. Unless we hear otherwise, maybe it's best not...

If I understand you correctly, both computers are connected to a network, so all you have to do is connect the printer. You need to connect the printer and all your computers to the same network. That is the straightforward way to do it. You should not need a wireless print server or any...

With Windows it's relatively easy to set up the computer to look for the printer by IP address. Then, if you later change the IP address, that will prevent printing. That tends to happen a lot, and it's one possible source of your problem. It's better to set it up to look for the printer by...

The Hat, he doesn't have a wi-fi problem. He has a network setup problem, apparently caused by being connected to the wrong network. He could get a bunch of new hardware, but he would still have to set up everything all over again. As it is now, all he has to do is set up one computer...

OK, sounds like the problem is that your computer is not connected to wireless network B2. You need a computer help forum. My newest system is Win 7, so I'm not able to help with Windows 8.

You guys might enjoy this. This guy is licking his lips. Click on the image for a larger version. Unfortunately, these guys don't save their tricks for good lighting days, and they don't wait for me to focus. Expect more to come.

I love it with that wall, Emulator.

You might enjoy this. This little woodpecker enjoys hummingbird food. Unfortunately for the hummingbird, the threat display is a bluff, and the woodpecker is having none of it.

You guys have some amazing stories -- and pictures. And about that sunrise pictures, Dogs. Thanks for not succumbing to the mindless directive to "open up the shadows". Even if you say it was dumb luck, it's still a darned good photo, and very nicely edited/processed.

Are you sure it's not just warning you about the cartridge being empty or expired or whatever? Ignore such warnings and use it if you possibly can. But if it's really not recognizing cartridges and really refuses to print, then either you have the wrong cartridges or the printer is really...

That's to move the sponge back into position. Or you can just tap it on a table with the ink chamber up, to dislodge air bubbles between the chambers.

How's this? A little falcon family celebrates a parent returning with lunch.

Thanks, The Hat.

Here's a second. EDIT: I guess you all might want to know what's up. It's either a Trojan seahorse invasion gone comically wrong, or it's art. From the west coast of Denmark.

OK, I'm away, but here are a couple of shots that I can post if this is still open. The contrast might be off, but I can't tell on this computer. Hope they look good. Sorry, I don't know how to make them just the right size. EDIT: I've had a lot of time on my hands, with not a heck of a lot...

Why don't you try it and tell us? :confused: People don't believe the answers we give anyway. What I can tell you for sure is that HP and Epson print heads are based on totally different principles. An HP printer literally boils the ink and creates a tiny bubble for each little dot on the...