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Printers are generally named by the building and room they are in.

Once successfully authenticated, you will be presented with a list of printers.

Your user name must be provided as "CS.UNL.EDU\ login_id" without the quotes and where login_id is your CSE login ID.

When you are asked to enter your network credentials, you will need to login with your CSE credentials.

In the File Explorer address bar, type in \\ as shown.

Windows 10 users can access the File Explorer by selecting Documents from the start menu, double clicking on the desktop This PC (or My PC) link if provided, typing 'file explorer' into the Windows taskbar search box, or select the File Explorer from the Windows System menu. If you have a "My Computer" or "My PC" icon on the desktop, you can double click on the icon to launch File Explorer. If you are running Window 8.1, File Explorer should be on the Start Menu. If running Windows 8, from the Metro tiles screen, type "File Explorer" and click on the resulting application.

Need to assign an account to your print job? You can do that at the printer or via the User Client.

If the print job is there and has the message Held for authentication, click the icon then re-enter your login details.

If your job doesn’t print, check the Print Queue dialog.

If you enter the wrong authentication details, MacBook devices do not show any warning message your job just will not print.

If you’re not sure how to print from your application, take a look at Print from your Mac.

When prompted, enter your PaperCut username and password.

If you can’t, contact your System Administrator. Check if you can see Secure AirPrint now.Disconnect from the network, then reconnect to it again.At the bottom of the dialog box, check that Use is set to Secure AirPrint.

The Name, Location, and Use is displayed. Select a printer that uses the Bonjour protocol.It displays a list of all of the discovered printers on the network. Click the ‘retry’ icon under the Printers List.Navigate to System Preferences > Printers and Scanners.