


How to connect to a shared printer in win10: 1. Double-click to open this computer and click Network; 2. Click Add Device and Printer, the printer I need is not in the list, select the printer by name, and browse; 3. Find Click to select the printer you need.
The operating environment of this article: windows10 system, Canon LBP 2900 printer, thinkpad t480 computer.
Specific method:
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Double-click the [This Computer] icon on the desktop to open it
Click [Network] in the lower left corner of the picture below
Click [Add Devices and Printers] in the upper right corner
Click [Printers and Scanners] in the lower left corner of the picture below, and then select [Printers or Scanners] in the upper right corner
If the required printer is not on the list, click [ The printer I need is not on the list] button.
Select [Select a shared printer by name], then click [Browse]
Select "Network" on the address bar "Change the two words to "\\" The directory where the shared printer is located, in my case it is \\slb. Press [enter] to find the required printer, select the current printer, and click [Select]
Click [Next]
The final prompt is that the printer has been successfully added. If you need to print a test page, click [Print Test Page].
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