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A supervisor has asked a technician to share the multifunction device that is directly connected to a PC. The PC is running Windows XP Professional. Which of the following steps are valid options to…
The correct answer is D. Start >All Programs >Control Panel >Printers and Faxes >Right click on desired printer and go. In Windows XP, the correct path to share a locally connected printer or multifunction device is through Control Panel > Printers and Faxes. Right-clicking the desired printer and selecting 'Sharing' opens the sharing configuration dialog. 'appwiz.cpl' opens Add/Remove Programs…
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A supervisor has asked a technician to share the multifunction device that is directly connected to a PC. The PC is running Windows XP Professional. Which of the following steps are valid options to allow the technician to complete this task?
Options
- AType "appwiz.cpl" at the run line and install the printer as a shared device.
- BStart >All Programs >Control Panel >Network Connections >Right click on desired printer and go
- CStart >All Programs >Control Panel >Scanners and Cameras >Right click on desired device and
- DStart >All Programs >Control Panel >Printers and Faxes >Right click on desired printer and go
How the community answered
(69 responses)- A3% (2)
- B10% (7)
- C6% (4)
- D81% (56)
Explanation
In Windows XP, the correct path to share a locally connected printer or multifunction device is through Control Panel > Printers and Faxes. Right-clicking the desired printer and selecting 'Sharing' opens the sharing configuration dialog. 'appwiz.cpl' opens Add/Remove Programs, which is unrelated. Network Connections manages network adapters, not printers. Scanners and Cameras handles image acquisition devices differently and does not provide printer sharing options.
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