32/64-bit Windows 7 shared HP LaserJet 1010 series printers, win7laserjet

32/64-bit Windows 7 shared HP LaserJet 1010 series printers, win7laserjet

A 32-bit system or a 64-bit system is used as a host, and another system can be accessed and shared. This method has key core technologies and is universal. Please study them carefully !!! Fact 1: HP does not have a series of official drivers such as Laserjet 1010, which is based on Windows 7, but has a Vista driver. The two kernels are consistent and therefore can be used universally. Fact 2: There are two methods on the network. One is based on adding a network port, in addition, adding a network printer (but sharing between 32 and 64 bits fails) makes the following conventions for convenience: Host: Computer Client Connected to the printer: no more. Principle: using the official 32-bit and 64-bit vista printer drivers, and setting interfaces between 32-bit and 64-bit windows Printer, find the key configuration file with everything and share the file successfully. For details, refer to the following steps:

Download the 32-bit, 64-bit printer driver for the vista system, both of which need to download everything.exe: http://www.voidtools.com/

Extract the two drivers and remember the path.

Delete the previously installed printer on the host (if any), click Install printer, select the local printer (see figure) port and select DOT4, find the appropriate driver path to install (32-bit, 64-bit) that you just downloaded. That is to say, install the printer locally, the official driver just downloaded is used.

Select the share tab of printer properties, click other drivers, select the client system type, and install the corresponding drivers (for example, if you share the driver with a 64-bit client on a 32-bit machine, select a 64-bit driver. The driver is one of the two official drivers that you provided earlier)

This step is crucial. After you click Next, you will be prompted to select a configuration file of the corresponding Processor type. For example, if 32-bit is shared to 64-bit, amd64 is prompted, and if 64-bit is shared to 32-bit, i386 is prompted; this configuration file is repeated in the client !! Download and install everything to the client and search for the configuration file. Generally, in the c: \ windows \ winsxs folder, view the location of the annotation. Search 64-bit keywords: amd64 ntprint search 32-bit keyword i386 ntprint. Several files and folders are displayed. My experience is that the configuration file is in the result folder, the files are shown in the figure. I will not talk about it later. If not, let's look at other experiences.