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we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. Solved: Access Denied to Network Printers Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by melonhead, Feb 4, 2007. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Advertisement melonhead Thread printer access denied windows 10 Starter Joined: May 6, 2002 Messages: 881 I have a new laptop with Vista OS. There are three
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other computers on my network. All these computers are running XP and Windows update are current. There is a laptop, a desktop with an Epson local
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printer, a desktop with a Lexmark printer. I tried to install a network printer on my Vista laptop. It can see both the Lexmark and the Epson. However, it is unable to install either one. The Epson gets a message: Windows cannot connect to
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printer. Acess is denied. I made sure the printer was shared. I deleted the printer and then reinstalled it and again shared it. I was unable to install. I tried to install on my old XP laptop and there was no problem at all with the installation. I turned off the firewall on the desktop computer. No luck. I went to start, run, and typed in cmd. At the command I typed netsh firewall set portopening tcp 445 smb enable Didn't work. I installed the printer on my Vista printer access denied unable to connect windows 10 laptop as a local printer. Then I went in and tried to add a port. I chose the standard TCP/IP port. I tried to type in //basement/epsonsty (where as: //computername/printername). It would not even let me type in a "\" So I tried typing in "basement" No luck. I tried typing in "epsonsty" No luck. As for the other printer on the other computer. It is getting a different error message and I haven't even attempted anything with that one yet. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance. melonhead, Feb 4, 2007 #1 Sponsor melonhead Thread Starter Joined: May 6, 2002 Messages: 881 Okay, I found a solution. I'm posting it to help others. Logically it makes no sense to me, but it worked so... Go to Control Panel. Choose printer. Then choose Add Printer. ChooseAdd a local printer. Click on Create a new port. The default in the drop down box is Local Port. Do not change that. Click Next. A dialogue box will appear asking for you to enter a port name. Type in the //computer name/printer name ie. My computer's name is basement and the printer name is EpsonSty so I typed in \\basement\epsonsty Yahoo! It worked. Go figure! Hope this helps someone else so they don't spend the hours I did on it! melonhead, Feb 5, 2007 #2 melonhead Thread Starter Joined: May 6, 2002 Messages: 881 Oops! I realized I made a typo: Here is the corrected version: I found a solution. Logically it makes no sense to me, but it worked so...
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Gaming Smartphones Tablets Windows 8 PSUs Android Your question Get the answer Tom's Hardware>Forum>Windows 7>When i try to print in win 7 i get access denied> When i try to print in win 7 i get access denied Tags: Security Printers Windows 7 Last response: 12 October 2011 06:50 in Windows 7 Share coyote8400 12 October 2011 02:08:07 Environment: window 7 64bit, no firewall, no virus protection, svpk 1 installed, all updates applied. Machine environment created on a new clean PC (win 7/Pro 64bit) using Laplink from fully operational a xp Pro system. Question: Printer installations either fail completely when trying to install network printers on a lan using tcpip address designation, mfg driver, etc. with an error 57. I get an accessed denied when I try to print a test page after successflly installing a local usb based hp1020. My gut tells me I got a UAC problem in the printer drivers. The Windows\system32\driverstore\filerepository and below had an ownship of none so I reset it after encountering the above to "SYSTEM" to match another win 7 Pro 64bit system that isn't having these problems. I think my best option is to trash everything and start over --- any ideas on avoiding this? More about : print win access denied Chainzsaw a b $ Windows 7 12 October 2011 02:37:59 Are you on a domain? Do you have administrator access? What is the UNC path of the network printer you are trying to get to? Try this... Go to your Devices and printers. Click on the printer. Now at the top select "Print server Properties" go to "Drivers" tab - delete everything in there. Now delete the printer you added - and try to re-add the printer. Sometimes it appears Windows has problems with old printer drivers - especially if you uninstall and re-install them quite often. Edit: Also if you are on a domain - does the printer have a security group to it and is the user you are logged on as, have permission to print to it? m 0 l coyote8400 12 October 2011 06:50:28 Initially I was in a domain but removed the system and logged on as a local PC administrator with no attachment or access to the domain. Did everything you suggested and reinstall t