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Posted wrong question?

15 years ago

I'm still learning how to set up a wireless connection. I need to set up a "shared" printer, and I asked how to connect wirelessly. The last post on the thread is mine, asks yet another question, and I can't post again. I was told not to post a different thread for the same computer or laptop. So, I don't know what to do now. I've run all the wireless and network wizards, did all they recommended. I can't find out how to do a copy, paste with my touch pad, and can't use a link posted for me. Don't understand why last question hasn't been answered. Can anyone help me, there are still several issues with the printer sharing and network mapping of my network. I can't find the answers on the help and support, I've already done the steps listed there. If this is the wrong place for this, please excuse me. I'm frustrated and lacking a lot of knowledge. Tia

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
Hi carolssis,

You have posted to the (off topic) Conversation side of the Computer Forum. I suggest you post again to the (On topic) Discussion Side of the Computer Forum.

The last post on the thread is mine, asks yet another question, and I can't post again.
In order to make more than one reply in a thread, it is often necessary to change the subject of posting line by at least one character.

I was told not to post a different thread for the same computer or laptop.
hmmm...well, if it is related to a previous problem, or question, it is best to keep it to one thread, but don't fear starting a new one, if it is a new problem.

It looks like bob414 replied to you. I'd just continue with your thread network printer set up
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