Solve the problem that 64-bit Win7 system can't connect to 32-bit XP network shared printer (three methods)

        When using the WIN7 64-bit Ultimate operating system, I found a problem. The 64-bit Windows 7 system cannot connect to a 32-bit XP network shared printer, and the 32-bit WIN7 can. HP customer service explained that the XP 32-bit operating system does not match the WIN 7 64-bit data and cannot achieve the effect of shared printing. The Microsoft official website method is to install the WIN 7SP1 patch to solve this problem. . . Here is a simple solution: Method 1: First download a 64-bit printer driver, then add the printer, note that you want to add a local printer, install the official network driver, do not detect the printer, open the printer properties configuration after installation Window, click the <ports> page, in the configuration interface, add a new port, select the local port (Local port) to change the interface name to “\\\\host ip or network name\\printer share name”, After the addition is complete, select the port and confirm it until you can use it! Method 2: www.dnzg.cn Under WIN7, there is no HPLJ1010 driver. But you can use 1015 instead, the specific operation method: start - printer - add printer - connect to the local (automatic detection do not tick), --- port select DOT4---- left manufacturer choose HP---right Side selection 1015, (if there is no 1015) point windows update. There will be, then click Next, after the addition is complete, try it, I tried, no problem. I hope I can help you! After installation, open the printer property configuration window, click the <port> page, in the configuration interface, add a new port, select the local port (Local port) to change the interface name to “\\\\host ip or network name \\Printer share name”, after the addition is complete, select the port, and then confirm it, you can use it! Method 3: My company is the hp1010 laser printer, my notebook is 64-bit win7, I installed successfully with 64vista driver.