The shared printer cannot connect to the workaround

The shared printer cannot connect to the solution:

1, attention to boot sequence, should first open the computer with the shared printer, and then open other computers.

2. Check that the guest user of the computer sharing the printer is disabled and enable the Guest user.

3, the computer that shared the printer Windows Firewall to shut down

4. Reinstall the printer driver

If you are still unable to share the printer by completing the operation, refer to the following to resolve the question:

Complete the following steps on a computer that cannot be accessed:

1. Firewall blocking: You can turn off the system and third party firewall software or reduce the security of the firewall.

2. Enable System Guest Account: The method is to right-click on the desktop "My Computer", then point "Management", then click "Local Users and Groups", and then double-click the "User" inside, you can see the guest this account, the right key above it, attributes, the inside of the "account has been deactivated" before the check out.

3. Modify User Access Policy

Click start → run, enter "Gpedit.msc" in the Run box, expand Local Computer policy → computer Configuration →windows settings → security settings → local policy → user rights Assignment in the Group Policy window, and in the right column, locate the "Deny access to this computer from the network" item. Delete the Guest account after opening: Then open the "Access this computer from the network" entry to add the Guest account in the Properties window. This allows you to access the shared resources of the computer from the network using the Guest account. This method applies to Windows 2000/xp/2003 systems.