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Ad-hoc printing refers to connecting a printer directly to a computer without a network router, often used in small or temporary setups. In a Windows Vista environment, users may encounter issues when trying to add an ad-hoc printer, such as the printer not appearing in the list of available devices. This can occur with HP all-in-one printers like the c5180 on a mixed wired and wireless network. Troubleshooting steps typically involve ensuring proper driver installation and network discovery settings. The tag covers discussions about ad-hoc printing problems and solutions for Windows users.
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    Windows Vista HP c5180 all-in-one Printer network issue

    Hi Guys, I have a small network set up at home with a belkin f5d8232-4 router, got a desktop that is connected to the internet via ethernet cable and a laptop that is connected via wireless, both using vista, and both Ihave installed the HP drivers, but with the laptop once it come to the part...
    • Marco55
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    • ad-hoc printing belkin router desktop home network laptop network issues printer printer drivers troubleshooting windows vista wireless
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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