Windows 7 uses drivers to communicate to various hardware devices connected to your computer, including printers and scanners. Printer manufacturers provide drivers with their products, but also ...

If you have multiple printers or sold an old one and purchased a new one, all your printers are still seen by Windows 7, even printers not connected to your computer. This is not a major problem, but ...

In most cases, setting up and configuring a printer in Windows 7 or Vista is straightforward. Follow the instructions that came with your printer’s software on an installation CD, or download that ...

With Windows 7, you can more easily share files and printers across a network via the new HomeGroups feature. HomeGroups lets you connect to files and printers with a group password–if all the PCs ...

Here's a real blast from the past: My ex-wife, just about the time we separated in 2003, got a Masters in Music Education from a NYC conservatory. While there she made friends with a professor who is ...

Your printer's manufacturer doesn't want you to use your printer to just print and scan. They want to install bloated apps, eat memory, and to constantly nag you for ...

Many organizations are moving over to a Microsoft Windows 7 Operating System. This transition may directly affect ID card printing system. Before an organization makes the switch they need to check to ...

Unfortunately, Microsoft retired the homegroup feature in Windows 10, so it is no longer an option. Fear not, though, because there are other ways you can share files and printers in Windows 10. Read ...