No worries-the reason for that is that Parallels Desktop uses a default printer driver for printer sharing.
There we go! But wait, it says HP printer and I have Epson. Let’s enable Add All Mac Printersand see how it goes… As you can see below, Epson is not there: Now let’s see what’s happening on the Windows side when the option Add All Mac Printers is disabled. I have a USB Epson ™ Stylus Photo T60 Printer connected and configured on my Mac: Let’s see exactly how this printer sharing works. If you can’t print, you can see if your printer is enabled by going to VM Config uration → Hardware → Print → Enable Add All Mac Printers and Synchronize Default Printer.
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By default, your Mac OS ® X printers are automatically shared with the Windows VM. You can share any printer connected to your Mac with your Windows virtual machine as long as it works on the Mac side. Let me walk you through each scenario in more detail.
Connect a USB printer directly to Windows ®.There are several ways to set up a printer depending on your needs and preferences: Wondering if setting up a printer in Parallels Desktop is too difficult? Trust me, it isn’t! Guest blog by Ramya Subramanian, Parallels Support Team
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