Hopefully they can provide a definitive response that you can document before purchasing a Jet Direct. My suggestion is to contact HP about connecting and configuring your specific 2035 printer model as a Ethernet connected printer. I have the feeling that I probably went in the same circles that you did. Not sure if your printer is supported even with that. 'In a network environment' is not the same as a networked printer. Per the link: 'How to install the HP LaserJet P2035n in a network environment with Windows 7 (32 and 64 bit) using the PCL5 HP Universal Print Driver (UPD). Thank youįor the moment it appears that you will need to use the 'shared' option. I've run out of things to try so I ask, please, for suggestions. Searching for a solution online has turned up nothing that fits my situation. I did not want to enable sharing because I thought doing so would mean other users would need a password to print (and possibly other reasons). The printer was not detected on the network. I then tried 'Add a printer using IP address or hostname' using the IP of the 11 PC and the IP of the router and using both Autodetect and TCP/IP device. On the Windows 10 PC, I attempted to 'Add a printer' but the device was not automatically found. I just bought the 11 PC to be my main machine.

Note that the printer had originally been connected to the 10 PC because the 10 PC was my main machine. I have since removed it in an attempt to solve this issue. The 10 PC did show the printer in Control Panel > Devices and Printers. HP LaserJet 2035 connected via USB to Windows 11 PC Windows 10 PC with wired Ethernet connection to router Windows 11 PC with wired Ethernet connection to router

I am unable to figure out how to print to my HP 2035 from my Windows 10 PC.

Hp laserjet p2035n class driver