Wireless printing HP7350 from Windows 7

I just put Windows 7 on my laptop - do I really have to attach it to a USB to print every time I need to print ?
How do I print wireless? I love my HP7350 printer and there is nothing wrong with it.
Help

Can you print from any other computer or device? Is it just the windows computer that is having trouble?
connected my Canon MP640 over wifi but I cannot now print from my Windows 7 laptop
How were you connected to the printer when it did work?
What model TC is this?
Is the computer able to fully access internet and the TC hard disk?
If you have a previous wrong configuration of the printer.. delete all traces of it, reboot the laptop and start over.
Find out the IP address of the printer and ping it. To be accessible on the network it must be pingable.

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Migrate print server from Windows 2000 to Windows 2008 R2

Hi,
Want to transfer NTFS permission of printers from Windows 2000 to Windows 2008 R2.
Any method can do it ??
Thanks

From your description, I understand that you want to copy ntfs permission of printer folder
from one server to another.
you can use subinacl to do the same..
To backup the permissions of the folder, subfolders and files on folder called Data on the G: drive:
subinacl /noverbose /output=c:\ntfs_perms.txt /subdirectories G:\data\
If you wanted to just backup the NTFS permissions for the entire drive, the command would look like this:
subinacl /noverbose /output=c:\ntfs_G_drive_perms.txt /subdirectories G:\*.*
Most of you will probably not be concerned with backing up down to the file level, and are satisfied with just backing up the permissions at the directory level. Backing up the permissions for just the directories can be
achieved with the following syntax:
subinacl /noverbose /output=c:\G_driveNTFSperms.txt /subdirectories=directoriesonly G:\*.*
To restore the permissions on the drive using the file that you backed them up to:
Subinacl /playfile c:\G_driveNTFSperms.txt
ref- http://windowsadminandpowershell.blogspot.in/2014/07/ntfs-permission-backup-and-restore.html
Thanks,
Arun,
blog - http://windowsadminandpowershell.blogspot.com

Wireless Printing to from Samsung Tab 3 to HP Photosmart 5520

Why is it I can wirelessly print to my HP5520 from the Tmemo app on my Samsung Tab 3 by utilising the 'Print' option in the 'Menu' button, but can't print an email from the email App.
I can't find a print icon anywhere?

Hi,
Are they on a same network ? You have to use HP ePrint app to print. You can also use HP AiO Remote to print but ou need email address of your printer. Please use Google Play/Store to install those apps.
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BH
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