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Sure. &nbsp;Take it off the network and wire it to your computer. &nbsp;Then at least you can control sharing or not share it at all.
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Sure.  Take it off the network and wire it to your computer.  Then at least you can control sharing or not share it at all.

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Not that easy. It is across the room. I need to keep it where it's at but not allow sharing.
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Not that easy. It is across the room. I need to keep it where it's at but not allow sharing.

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Excellent help. Thanks so much!
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I have a HP LaserJet CP1025nw. &nbsp;I just set it up on the wired network where I work, but I did not intend to share the printer with the entire company. &nbsp;Now I have guys on the next floor printing &nbsp;on my printer. &nbsp;Can I restrict the set of users that are able to send jobs to this printer?
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I have a HP LaserJet CP1025nw.  I just set it up on the wired network where I work, but I did not intend to share the printer with the entire company.  Now I have guys on the next floor printing  on my printer.  Can I restrict the set of users that are able to send jobs to this printer?

I have a HP LaserJet CP1025nw.  I  want to prevent network sharing

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