Windows appears to be very finicky about the name of networks and network resources. Make sure you have typed the name correctly.") may indicate that the printer name being reported by the Ubuntu machine is incorrect. When trying to add a networked/shared printer connected to an Ubuntu machine to a Windows client (so you can print from the Windows machine), the error message from Windows given above ("Windows cannot connect to the printer.
(For all coding below, substitute your computer name for "computername" and your Ubuntu login name for "username", etc.) I'm finding out that network printing using SAMBA in a mixed Ubuntu-Windows environment can be a complex affair, and this may not solve everyone's issues.but if your symptoms are the same, you can give this solution a shot. OK, this took research from multiple sites/pages. What the heck am I missing? Any help would be appreciated, as this is a critical feature for me. However, I cannot do this: I always get a WERR_ACCESS_DENIED error.Īdditional research on rectifying THAT issue suggests "granting" oneself the appropriate privileges ( SePrintOperatorPrivileges, using rights grant).but I cannot do that either: I receive a "Failed to privileges for (NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED)" message. The suggested fix is to rename the printer using setprintername (rpcclient). I've done some research and I found that often this is due to the printer not being "named correctly": using enumprinters, it has \LOCALHOST instead of the appropriate name. Make sure you have typed the name correctly."
CHANGE PRINTER NAME WINDOWS 10 DRIVER
However, Windows invariably asks for a driver ("The server for the printer does not have the correct printer driver installed."), and then when I select one, it delivers the error message "Windows cannot connect to the printer. I've been tangling with SAMBA and made some progress: when trying to "Add Printers" from the Windows machines, they can actually see it when doing a network search. I am having MAJOR problems trying to network-share a printer I have connected to my Ubuntu machine (the rest of the machines on the network are all various versions of Windows).
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