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Originally Posted by Druchii
You could try a repair on the wireless connection on the laptop, maybe this will trick it into thiking it's got to look again?
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Or alternatively if that doesn't work, try the following:
On the machine with the printer connected:
net stop server
net start server
If that doesn't sort it out, instead try on the other machine:
net stop workstation
net start workstation
You need to type these lines in from a command prompt. Doesn't sound like its a problem with the actual TCP/IP connection you see but rather with LanMan/Samba/CIFS file and printer sharing that windows uses - in which case this will reset that facility instead.
HTH