Troubleshooting Win11 Connection to Shared Printer

Apr 11, 2023#Windows #Win11 #0x00000709 #共享打印机 #shared network printer270

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Recently, after upgrading the computer system in the office, two shared printers could not connect to the local area network. The error code 0x00000709 appeared when trying to connect. After searching online, two solutions were found and shared: 1. Add Windows credentials: Open Control Panel, change the view to large icons, and open Credential Manager. Click on Windows credentials and add the network address of your printer (e.g., 192.168.1.7) as the internet or network address. Use "guest" as the username and leave the password blank. Click OK. 2. Run fix-printer.bat: If the first method doesn't work, download the Win11 22H2 shared printer repair patch. Right-click and extract the files, then run fix-printer.bat as an administrator. Wait for the batch command to finish, and then test the shared printer. References: 1. https://answers.microsoft.com/zh-hans/windows/forum/all/win11-22h2/9ddfd488-793c-4876-83e7-284d4d9a0708 2. http://www.aichunjing.com/soft/1504.html

A while ago, after the office computer system was upgraded, two shared printers could not connect to the local area network. An error occurred when trying to connect: 0x00000709. I found a bunch of solutions online and found these two to be effective. I will share them with everyone here:

Method 1: Add Windows credentials#

Open "Control Panel" and change the view to "Large icons". Then find "Credential Manager" and open it.
Click on "Windows credentials" and click "Add a Windows credential":
Internet or network address: the address where your network printer is located (e.g., 192.168.1.7)
Username: guest
Leave the password blank and click "OK"

Method 2: Run fix-printer.bat#

If the first method doesn't work, you can try the following method, which should solve most cases.

Download the Win11 22H2 shared printer repair patch here, and right-click to extract the files in the current folder.
Open the extracted files and run fix-printer.bat as an administrator.
Wait for the batch command file to finish executing, and then test the shared printer.

References:

https://answers.microsoft.com/zh-hans/windows/forum/all/win11-22h2/9ddfd488-793c-4876-83e7-284d4d9a0708

http://www.aichunjing.com/soft/1504.html