“Can I use this cable to connect my laptop to a printer?”

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• yes

  Answered by Ducky11 8 years ago

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• Nope.

  Answered by Grant 9 years ago

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• If your printer has an ethernet port, i would think so, but you should do more research. Maybe read the printe'rs user manual.

  Answered by Mr47 9 years ago

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• The short answer is you probably don't want to, it is probably easier to use a standard usb printer cable.... The longer answer is yes if you have a switch/hub/router with multiple rj45 or Ethernet ports like this cable connection ... With a little configuration yes you can.

  Answered by Tyroniuz 10 years ago

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• If it is a network ready printer with Ethernet port, then yes, although you will probably want to use a network hub or router assuming your laptop only has one Ethernet port.

  Answered by sdragons123 10 years ago

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• Sure It should work just fine

  Answered by RJtheREALTOR 10 years ago

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• Probably need a sub cable for your printer. If your printer has an Ethernet connection, you require a print server.

  Answered by Ricky 10 years ago

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• Probably not. Cat-5 is a network cable. Your probably need a USB cable for the printer.

  Answered by SteveinTX 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Ratkens 10 years ago

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• Based on my experience, probably not. It really depends on what type of inputs your printer will accept. You'd get a much better answer by asking the printer manufacturer. They will know the proper inputs for their machine.

  Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 10 years ago

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