It is installed on one pc (prints from there) and is shared with the other pcs in the office. I haven't tried printing from other pcs yet, when I try to do a test print from my pc it wants me to set up my cover page for the fax.

Is this a wireless printer? Is it being used for a large office or a small home type office? If you are using it for a home office and have multiple pcs, then you can setup a homegroup. A homegroup is like building your own personal small network. You will be able to share and print documents between your computers. Once you setup the homegroup, on one computer, then you will have to add the other computers to the group using the access code that the first computer will provide. Be sure to enable printer and file sharing when setting-up the homegroup. Once setup, you will be able to print your documents from any connected printer on your network. It's not wireless but it might help to solve a print sharing problem. Good luck. How To Set Up Homegroup Sharing Plus Printer Sharing

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restart the system and then try it....

Hello.

Try connecting one of the PCs to the switch to see if it prints. If still no printing, then the share switch is probably faulty.

Hope this helps.

You need to hard coat your Ip for the printer.

For an effective wireless connection, the printer should be connected to one of the LAN ports of a configured wireless router. This way, every pc(mostly laptops with wireless capability) can print to the printer. You will need a wireless adapter for desktop pcs to access any resource made available wirelessly ok. Good luck

Yes, you can and it is pretty easy.

You should get the HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit
(Q6236A#A2L)
Price: $69.99

Here is there product description from HP.

Get everything you need to print wirelessly in this simple upgrade kit! It includes a printer receiver and PC receiver for a wired desktop or notebook PC, and it's easy to both install and use.
Works with most HP printers and All-in-Ones, plus all PCs, wired or wireless.

* Print from virtually anywhere in your home or office via the wireless 802.11g connectivity
* Eliminate ugly cable clutter but still get the same print speeds as via USB
* Retain full all-in-one wireless functionality: print, fax from your PC, scan, and access photo memory cards access and PC status
* Set up fast: just plug the receivers into your printer and PC; there's no configuration
* Protect your signal from interception with the secure wireless connection
* Use with a network, or just one PC
* Compatibility: most HP printers, all PCs (wired or wireless)

** I checked and your HP is on the compatibility list - it is ok***

What's in the box?

1 printer receiver
1 PC receiver

William

The MP830 does not include the ability to do Wireless Network printing. You can however, connect this printer to one of your Windows or Mac PCs and share it on the network, which is wireless, therefore accomplishing the same thing.

1) Install the Drivers and Software that came with your Printer.
2) Go to the Control Panel > Printers & Faxes
3) Right-click your printer and click "Sharing"
4) Choose Share this Printer, and give it a name.
5) You can then on, use the Add Printer Wizard on any other Windows PC and install it by searching for network printers.

Step 1 is the same for Mac
2) Go to System Preferences > Sharing
3) Check the box for Printer Sharing
4) Any Mac on the network can see it!!
5) Added treat: go to http://apple.com/bonjour to install bonjour for Windows, using this software you can print using any Mac printer on any PC

To my best knowledge, you cannot. The drivers and scanning software on your unit are not designed to support network protocols. Your unit does not come with an Ethernet adapter and it is not available as an option. When Samsung fits an equipment with a network card (such as the SCX-4521FN) the drivers and software are enabled for network use. By the way, your toner will only last for 3,000 pages. Are you sure it's a good idea to share such such a small unit over a 10 PC network?

Hi Stukie, Something you can try. Install the downloaded "newest" driver in all you PCs and laptops even if they cannot see or share with the PC print server. If you can successfully install on each PC, then you try changing the port setting of the printer on each PC. Go to Start, Printers and Faxes, Right click on the HP LaserJet 1000 (assuming you were able to install on every PC), click on Properties, click on Ports Tab, Click on Add Port, Double click Standard TCP/IP Port. A new window will pop up > Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard, in the IP Address, type in the IP add of the PC where the printer is installed, Port Name can be any name but try the Shared Name of the Printer, Next and follow all other instructions. Hope this works for you and pls post again how things turn up. Kind regards.