Changes

     <li>Select Device type: TCP/IP Device, enter the router's LAN IP address and port name. For example:<br>[[File:{{{file_windows_2}}}]]</li>

     <li>Select Device type: TCP/IP Device, enter the router's LAN IP address and port name. For example:<br>[[File:{{{file_windows_2}}}]]</li>

     <li>In the next window, select Device Type: Standard, find and select your printer's manufacturer from the dropdown:<br>[[File:{{{file_windows_3}}}]]</li>

     <li>In the next window, select Device Type: Standard, find and select your printer's manufacturer from the dropdown:<br>[[File:{{{file_windows_3}}}]]</li>

     <li>Select your printer from the list:<br>[[File:{{{file_windows_14}}]]</li>

     <li>Select your printer from the list:<br>[[File:{{{file_windows_4}}}]]</li>

     <li>Next, the PC will look printer drivers. If the drivers for your printer have been installed prior, you can choose the option to replace them or use the currently installed drivers.</li><br>

     <li>Next, the PC will look printer drivers. If the drivers for your printer have been installed prior, you can choose the option to replace them or use the currently installed drivers.</li><br>

     <li>In the next two windows you will be asked you to enter a custom name for the printer and set up sharing rights. The very last window will provide the option to print a test page in order to find out if the printer was set up successfully. If you choose it and see a test page coming out of your printer - congratulations, you have just successfully set up your printer!</li>

     <li>In the next two windows you will be asked you to enter a custom name for the printer and set up sharing rights. The very last window will provide the option to print a test page in order to find out if the printer was set up successfully. If you choose it and see a test page coming out of your printer - congratulations, you have just successfully set up your printer!</li>