You have a computer that has a local printer You need to share the printer. Which two tools can you use to achieve the goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

The net share command manages file system and folder shares; it does not enable printer sharing on a Windows 10 system.

Devices and Printers in Control Panel lets you right-click a printer, open Printer Properties, and enable sharing on the Sharing tab, which is the standard GUI method for sharing a local printer on a Windows machine.

Set-PrintConfiguration sets per-printer rendering parameters such as color mode, duplex, and collation - it has no parameter to enable or disable network sharing for a printer.

The Set-Printer PowerShell cmdlet from the PrintManagement module accepts a -Shared $true parameter that programmatically enables printer sharing, making it the correct PowerShell-based complete solution.

The Printers and scanners page in the modern Windows 10 Settings app does not expose a sharing option directly; printer sharing requires navigating to the Devices and Printers Control Panel applet.