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You were right, thanks, for your helps
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Very Good.. &nbsp;and thank you!<br />
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FE
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Hi,<br />
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I have a pc connected to the network through a wireless card. The strength of the signal is good. There are other users connected in this method and all is fine.<br />
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However, when I try to add a printer, the browse facility does not bring up the expected list of printers. It stalls for a few minutes then just has 'Microsoft Network'. <br />
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I can access the previously mapped share in 'Explorer' but again, if I try to browse to a new share, it doesn't bring up the list of shares in order to select one.<br />
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This is driving me mad! Any ideas anyone??!!!
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Hi,

I have a pc connected to the network through a wireless card. The strength of the signal is good. There are other users connected in this method and all is fine.

However, when I try to add a printer, the browse facility does not bring up the expected list of printers. It stalls for a few minutes then just has 'Microsoft Network'. 

I can access the previously mapped share in 'Explorer' but again, if I try to browse to a new share, it doesn't bring up the list of shares in order to select one.

This is driving me mad! Any ideas anyone??!!!

Wireless connected PC can't browse to printers

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