Hp3300 mfp over network with windows 7 pro

My HP 3300 MFP LaserJet Printer connects via parallel port LPT1 to Server running WIn2k. My new laptop with Win7 Pro can find the Server and C:\ drive on Server but can't seem to connect to the HP3300. The add new printer dialog boxes walked thru adding the PCL 6 printer at the correct IP = 192.13.1.100 and got a green check mark on Status and "success" on verification but still can't print on the printer. Any suggestions??

Not an HP professional, but if the printer is installed locally on the server, connecting to it via an IP address won't accomplish anything. An IP address would only be used if the printer is set up as a native network printer. To print to a shared printer (and that's what it would be set up as) you would need to:
Share the printer on the server (right click on the printer, choose "Properties", "Sharing", and give it a meaningful share name).
Set the printer up on your local (client) machine as a network printer, using the naming convention \\Server_Name\Share_Name, rather than attempting to connect via IP. Additionally, once the printer is installed (and shared) from the server, you should be able to browse to it (the same way you got to the C:\ on the server) and it should show as a shared resource. Once you see it there, you should be able to right click on it and choose "Connect".
All of this was done from memory, so some check marks or menus might be in different locations, but it should point you in the right direction if you're still having the issue.

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Hi Sig,
The issue is that i only want the shared folders to be accessed through windows 7.
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I have been advised that it does not work with windows 8.1 because a driver is required. However this is not available to download.
It is ridiculous that by having the latest operating system I am unable to use the HP printer on the wireless network
When will HP have the driver to download?

Check the support site here.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-All-in-One-Software-Drivers/HP-LaserJet-M1120-MFP-will-not-prin...
Make sure you have the firmware update also.
Say thanks by clicking the Kudos Thumbs Up to the right in the post.
If my post resolved your problem, please mark it as an Accepted Solution ...
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QuestionHow do I connect to a Wi-Fi / wireless network with Windows 10?
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Select the wireless icon in the bottom-right near the clock. If you don't see it, you might need to press the up arrow to see more icons.
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I have 2 computers. One is a Powerbook G4 12-inch. The other is Dell Dimension E310. They both connect to the Internet perfectly via an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station. I would like to transfer files (picture, movies, etc.) from the Powerbook to the Dell. I created a Network Place on my Dell. In the Network tab in the Finder in the Powerbook, the Folder of my workgroup is there. I try place a file inside that folder but comes up with "Sorry, the operation could not be completed because an unexpected error occured. (Error code -61)" All I want to do is set-up a netywork so the 2 computers can recognize each other and send files to each other once in a while via the Airport Extreme Base Station. If this cannot be done, please tell me. If it can be done, what are the easiest steps to get this done so the 2 computers can recognize each other and send files to one another?

If you are asking about such a question it is best answered by posting a new question.
You can cut and paste the question you posted here and ask about networking with Windows servers. You will get more and better responses from more mac experts.
You should have no problems. The key word being "should". The reality is that frequent changes to X security and the Windows environment may break the ease with which you can network. Don't worry about reading and writing to a disk that has been formatted diffently. Mac and windows machines are frequently interfacing with drives formatted in foreign formats with no problem. The network should handle the differences.
What you should be concerned with is the IT support that you may or may not have with an orphan laptop. Many in IT don't want to deal with macs (or linux, or anything else). Without their support you may not be happy. It won't be the mac's fault but that does not matter.
The good thing about the new mac laptops is that you can also install Windows and if any problems persist you can switch to Windows while resolving any mac issues. It really is pretty tough to claim that macs can't exist in pc land any more. Before you may have had to resort to virtual pc (with it's issues) but now you can just reboot into Windows. You should not have to but it is there if needed. I see no reason to not get the mac.

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Hi I hope someone can help, I have been using my network for over a year with no problems also networked the same for the last 4 years.
I now have files and folders go missing when dragging between computers I have one mac pro and x2 windows computers vista & 7.
The network is set up so I have the windows set up for emails and downloading files - I then transfer to the mac, I work on them and drag them over to the windows vista which runs the rip for my large format printer.
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Very disapointed in Lenovo's service on my T430 machine type 2342CTO with Windows Pro 7 64 bit

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iFelix...
http://www.ifelix.co.uk/tech/3020.html
http://www.ifelix.co.uk/tech/windowsxp.html
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Sorry I don't have any experience with Windows, or non-Apple anything, but couldn't you find an answer somewhere here? http://www.apple.com/support/tiger/network/ Best of luck:)
OK, I see you got if fixed:)

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