Recently, some friends have asked me what to do if the Epson L360 driver cannot be installed? The following brings you solutions to what to do if the Epson L360 driver cannot be installed. Friends in need can come and learn more.
Step 1: Connect the printer to the host, turn on the printer, go to the "Printers and Faxes" folder through the host's "Control Panel", right-click in the blank space, select the "Add Printer" command to open the Add Printer Wizard window. Select "A local printer connected to this computer" and check the "Automatically detect and install plug-and-play printers" checkbox.
Step 2: At this time, the host will detect the new printer, and you will soon find the connected printer. Follow the prompts to put the driver CD that comes with the printer into the CD-ROM drive. After installing the printer driver, the printer icon will appear in the "Printers and Faxes" folder.
Step 3: Right-click the newly installed printer icon, select the "Share" command, open the printer's properties dialog box, switch to the "Sharing" tab, select "Share this printer", and fill in the name that needs to be shared in the "Share Name" input box, such as CompaqIJ, and click the "OK" button to complete the sharing settings.
Tip: If we hope that other versions of the operating system in the LAN no longer need to search for drivers when sharing the host printer, we can pre-install the drivers corresponding to the operating systems of these different versions on the host. Just click the "Other Drivers" button, select the corresponding operating system version, and click "OK" to install.
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