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04-17-2016 11:46 AM
I am not technical so need some help in understanding why when I look in the Control Panel under Devices and Printers 2 printers show up. One is the default printer HP Photosmart 7520 series (Network) and the other is HP96DC72 (Hp Photosmart 7520 series). I have included a snapshort of the Properties of both printers shown under Devices and Printers. I have combined 3 snapshots into one. Item 1: shows properties under the default printer with the drop down list showing the 2 printers, why two of them? Item 2: shows properties for the second printer (HP96DC72) indicating it is a web services printer. Item 3: shows properties for the default printer.
Can someone explain what the heck this is all about? I have one printer but do have it defined in my router as a printer for remote printing, although I have not used it for that purpose yet.
Any comments will be appreciated.
Thank you............Ralph
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04-17-2016 12:12 PM
Hi,
Those are two logical printers and you can use both:
1. The first one is connected to your WiFi network normally,
2. The second one is connected direct, you can print even when your network down.
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04-17-2016 12:08 PM
Am providing a link to the image that didn't show in my first post, hope this works..............Ralph
https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1654/26420352621_97350d60ad_h.jpg
04-17-2016 12:12 PM
Hi,
Those are two logical printers and you can use both:
1. The first one is connected to your WiFi network normally,
2. The second one is connected direct, you can print even when your network down.
Regards.
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