Canon IR C4080 Networked - Unable to print.

As the subject states - we have an IR C4080 in the office (managed space) and the techies are unable to get my Macs working with it. We each have our own ID and password to print/copy/etc...
I have downloaded both the PS and UFR II drivers from the Canon website - I have seen several other posts about this printer but none seem to solve my problem.
When I try to print it comes back with an error: Incorrect ID or Password.
Specify the correct ID and Password.: 15513
No pop-up or dialog box is ever displayed to ask for such information. Further, when in the configuration for the Installable Options the "Job Accounting" box is checked, but there is noplace to enter the ID/Password.
Any solution? The mac seems to be communicating with the printer... why wouldn't it just prompt me for it? Seems pretty NON-User-friendly to me... Silly canon.
Thanks for the help beforehand.

For many menus in a print driver it is possible to use the CUPS web interface to default print options. However in checking this with Lion, the Dept ID/Password menus for the PS3 or UFR2 driver are not available. Whether that is due to the current limitations these drivers have with Lion I am not sure. I would have to check the same drivers on Snow Leopard to see if this is still the case.
Even if you could set the ID/pwd, I'm am also not sure if the iOS print job would call this information when you print from the iPad. Depending on what software you are using on the Mac (Printopia, AirPrint, etc) the iPad print job could just be using the print queue path in the Mac to get to the printer, rather than using any of the user information set in the driver. So you would have to test this setup to know for sure.
If you are not concerned about using the ID for the iPad, then you could create another print queue on the Mac using the ADV C7055 PPD, assuming the copier does have the Postscript option. With this PPD queue shared the iPad could print via this queue without needing an ID to be entered. The only other setting that would be required in the copier under the Dept ID Management menu. It is called 'Allow Unknown IDs' and with this enabled the incoming print job does not need to have an ID. Hence the ability to print from the iPad.
Hope this helps and I will check the Dept ID setting availability via CUPS on 10.6 and get back to you.

Similar Messages

I have recently installed Aperture 3.1 and my Canon MG 6150 is unable to print good quality photos from it I have to use iPhoto to produce good quality prints. o

I have recently installed Aperture 3.1, but my Canon MG6150 has been unable to print photos of good quality from the Aperture print engine
and I have to return to iPhoto to obtain prints I am happy with.

I have now to reply to my own question having later found a thread over another canon printer with the answer. In the second print dialog box you click on "show details" and then on "layout". The following schreen shots make this clear. The settings can then be saved as a preset.
It's a pity the Canon helpdesk was not able to give me this information. I hope that this will help others with similar problems.
NTMJ

Why is one computer on our network unable to print?

We have 3 MBPros on our network. Two can print fine. One can't at all. I made sure the correct driver for the printer is installed, and restarted. The MBP in question, is connected to the network and accesses the web through the Airport Extreme network. Why no printing? I don't even get an error message...

Hi John,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
You may find the steps in this article useful when troubleshooting your printer issue:
Mac OS X 10.5: Troubleshooting printing issues
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1791
Best,
-Jeremy

Unable to print to Canon iR-Adv C5045 from MacBook Pro that is connected to Windows computer and shared on the network

I am unable to print to a Canon iR-Adv C5045 from a MacBook Pro (OS X 10.9.4) that is connected to Windows NT computer and shared on the company network. I am connected to the network by ethernet.
I was able to add the printer manually by going to Advanced, Windows printer via spoolss, smb://computer name/printer name and used the Canon iR-ADV C5045/5051 driver.
When I print it appears to be printing but nothing comes out. I checked the completed jobs from the Print Queue and the job is listed. Checked the print log on the printer and it isn't listed. Is there a different driver I should be using for this configuration?

You may not have a choice as to what driver you can use. If the ADV C5045 only has the default UFR2 printer kit, then you will have to use the UFR2 driver - which is what you are using now. If you can access the copier, press the Counter Check button on the control panel. Then on the display you will see an entry labelled Check Device Configuration. Select this and scroll down through the pages. You are looking for an entry called PS. If you see it then the Canon does have the optional Postscript printer kit enabled and this will let you use an alternate driver. One suggestion would be to create the printer again using the same setting that you have done already but this time select the Generic Postscript driver included with the OS rather than use the Canon driver. This will help to determine if the driver is the cause.
If there is no PS option you will have to use the UFR2 driver and this could be the problem, as the Canon drivers don't always work well on a Mac via a Windows share. As a test, are you able to create a print queue directly to the Canon rather than via the Windows share? If you can, then this will let you check if the driver currently installed will work, as there can be settings on the copier that can block/stop you from printing. Assuming that you can print to the Canon with a direct connection from the Mac, then we can work on getting the printing via the shared queue. But if it doesn't print directly from the Mac, then it confirms that it may not be the server and more to do with the copier.

Can't print to Canon iR C4080

I'm running 10.6.4. I am trying to add the Canon iR C4080 that is at my office so I can print to it from my MacBook Pro. I downloaded the latest driver from Canon's website and successfully installed it. I added the printer via System Preferences using LPD and the printer's IP address and selected the printer from the driver list. The printer utility says the printer is ready. Yet when I try to print to it, the document appears in the queue for a second or two, and then disappears. It does not print. What can I do to fix it? I have no trouble printing to the networked hp LaserJet 4000, but the iR is the only color printer in the office. Can anyone help me out?

Hello Peter. There are three possible causes I can think of that could stop the job from printing.
1. The iR C4080 only supports the UFR2 printer language and you are using the Postscript driver or PPD.
2. The iR C4080 does support Postscript but the device has Department ID management enabled.
3. The iR C4080 is using the optional imagePASS-H1 (Fiery) instead of the internal Canon printer board.
With regards to all three above the easiest way to check the configuration of the iR C4080 is to open your Internet browser and enter the IP address of the copier for the URL. This will connect to the internal web page of the iR C4080. If you see an imageRUNNER logo in the top left corner of the displayed page and a row of buttons underneath, such as Device Information, Mailbox and Additional Functions, then the machine is using the internal Canon board. If however you see an image of a small white box then your copier is using the imagePASS-H1. Now for this print controller you can usually download the Mac and Windows drivers from the device itself (you would see a Download tab if you have this controller fitted). However the Mac driver included with the device is not compatible with 10.6 so you will need to check the Canon web site again for an updated driver.
If the iR C4080 is using the internal Canon print controller then we need to check that it has Postscript (or alternatively you can download the UFR2 driver from the Canon web site). With the web page displayed you can click on Additional Functions and then Custom Settings (you may get prompted for a ID and password at this point). With the Custom Settings view displayed, on the right hand pane under the heading of Printer Settings will be the print options the device supports. If you see PS then this confirms you can use the Postscript driver. If you only see UFRII, and possibly PCL, then you cannot use the Postscript driver or Canon PPDs. So check the Canon web site again for the UFR2 v2.x driver for 10.6.
If the copier does have Postscript support but is using Dept ID management, then you can only use the Canon PS driver. The Canon PPDs don't support this facility. You can check via the internal web page if Dept ID is being used under the Custom Settings view. Another way to check is simply walk up to the copier. If you need to enter an ID and password to make a copy then it most likely has Dept ID enabled (or some other third party access control system). If it is Dept ID, then with the PS driver you need to select to print and change the menu in the Print dialog to Special Features. Here you will see an image of the copier. Press the Printer Info button under this image. This will make another window appear that will show if Job Accounting (aka Dept ID) is enabled. If it is enabled, then when you okay this window and the view returns to the Special Features tab you should see the Job Accounting checkbox and it will be enabled. Next to it will be the Settings button. Press this to open the section where you can enter the ID and password. You can also enable a setting that will make a confirmation window appear every time you print, in case there is different IDs you need to use.
Well I believe I have given you enough to get this working on your MBP. Please reply if you need more assistance.
Pahu

Printing to Canon ImageRUNNER 3200 network color printer

Hi folks,
I'm the lone Mac user working in a corporate Windows environment. I've succesfully been able to use IP addresses to print to various HP printers, but I'm so far unable to print to the aforementioned Canon ImageRUNNER 3200 color laser printer. I downloaded Canon's driver for Mac OS 10.1/10.2/10.3/10.4 and tried adding it to the printer center as an IP printer but it won't print. Then I tried adding it using Canon's IP printer utility (I saw it in the pull down menu from the print center) and that doesn't work either. It seems to see the printer on the network, but just won't print. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I was doing some Googling and saw the device Queue Name for ImageRunners is "print." Try entering that in Printer Setup.

Canon PIXMA MP980 networked Error Number : 311 Printer is in use

I have a mixed network at home with PC and Mac. It is wired and wireless. I have installed the Canon MP980 as USB to the iMac to set it up then went thru the wired network setup. I was able to print with USB attached. I am unable to print to it as a wired printer. I get Error Number : 311 Printer is in use or an error has occurred.
I am able to connect from the iMac via safari to its internal software over the wired network. Also, believe it or not I am able to print to it and scan from it, to an HP vista machine (the machine and OS that made me a Mac convert last year) It worked without a hitch.
It doesn't matter how the printer is set up in print settings, I still get this error. I am unable to find any gutenprint support for this model number.
Any ideas?

I am a bit concerned about the URI. I didn't think the machine supported HP Jetdirect-Socket, even when using the 'CUPS' driver. You could confirm this on this Vista box, by opening the printer queue and selecting Configure Port. If it shows the queue as Port 9100 then that would indicate that the printer does support HP Jetdirect-Socket, which is it's name on OS X. From memory, on Windows you select something like BJ Network Printer.
Anyway, you may want to try installing the non-CUPS driver and then selecting More Printers > Canon IJ Network. The printer should display with it's MAC address, which you should leave at this stage, and when you select it the driver should be automatically found.
I also believe you could use the same method with only the CUPS driver installed, however I would need to confirm this on my MP970 at work tomorrow.
PaHu

I can no longer print to the 3 Canon printers on my local area network. The print dialog box states that the print file is accepted and the job is printing, but the files never print. Everything worked when the computer and printers were initially set up.

I can no longer print to the 3 Canon printers on my local area network. The print dialog box states that the print file is accepted and the job is printing, but the files never print. Everything worked when the computer and printers were initially set up.

There may be some security issues related to the USPS PDFs.
http://www.certified-mail-envelopes.com/signatures-usps-certified-mail-return-receipt-requested
I can't help with the scan/print problem. You seem to have done everything I would try.
I don't know if maybe using a registry cleaner would help.
John Hoffman
Conway, NH
1D Mark IV, Rebel T5i, Pixma PRO-100, MX472

Unable To Print Over Ethernet Network on HP 6520 all in one

All computers are on windows 8.1. My question or issue is this: Prior to purchasing a Mediabridge wireless router, wireless-n broadband 300 mps router, I had a Zyxtel wireless access point router. I am both Ethernet and wireless. Prior to the Mediabridge I would network print to my HP printer both wireless (iPhone) and over an Ethernet network (PC's and Laptop).
There is an improvement in printing wirelessly on an iPhone. I cannot print over my Ethernet network any longer. I have to unplug my laptop prior to printing before my laptop can see the printer online. With my second PC in another room I am unable to print over the Ethernet network. The printers are installed, drivers and such, but as with the laptop, I would have to unplug the Ethernet cord to print.
My error messages are showing as cannot find printer or or my control panel printer devices show as offline. If I unplug my laptop I can see the printers online. However I don't want to have to take disconnect a second PC in another room to print.
Can you offer any suggestions. Do I need to plug my printer directly into the Mediabridge wireless router?
Nancy
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hi Nancyh1030,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP Photosmart 6520 Printer and getting the error and not printing. Here is a link to the HP Print and Scan Doctor. The HP Print and Scan Doctor will run a check on your system and connect the printer to same network as the computer. You do have to be connected to the same wireless as the printer to print to it. Unless you are using Eprint. If this does not help you contact Mediabridge.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
Click the “Kudos, Thumbs Up" on the bottom to say “Thanks” for helping!

Unable to print to USB printer over the network

Hi all,
I have an iMac and an Macbook Air, both running 10.6.4, and I've got an HP LaserJet 1200 printer connected to the iMac by USB. Both machines are on my home wireless network (Linksys, FWIW).
I seem to be unable to print to the LaserJet over the network from my Air. I've tried all manner of permutations of printer setup on the Air: IPP/LPD/HP JetDirect; entering the hostname (*.local) and the IP address of the host; leaving the queue blank and not; and leaving "Print Using" as generic vs selecting the LaserJet drivers. The printers appear in the "Default" Add Printer menu as Bonjour Shared, but this doesn't seem to work either.
Following other threads, I've tooled around with CUPS (resetting the configuration file, etc.), with no success. The other threads I've found on the subject seem to be more specifically addressed to folks trying to use an AirPort.
Any suggestions for what to try next?

In that case, let me elaborate on what happens when I try to set up the printer via Bonjour, in case there are any clues in the behavior that I'm seeing. The printer seems to appear twice in the "Default" pane, with Kind as 'Bonjour Shared' and Printer Names as follows:
HP LaserJet 1200 @ (hostname)
HP LaserJet 1200 @ (hostname) @ (hostname)
Selecting the first, it displays "Gathering printer information..." for a few minutes, then strikes out, suggesting Generic PostScript Printer rather than the correct driver. Whether I stick with that or select the correct driver manually and then try to print, it hangs on 'Copying print data..." (in the print queue).
Selecting the second, it gathers printer information only for a second or two before settling on Generic PostScript Printer. If I stick with Generic PostScript Printer, it hangs on 'Connected to printer...' but if I select the correct driver, it hangs on 'Copying print data...' again.

Unable to print to Canon iR 2380/2550 after upgrading to Mavericks

Hi all,
At work here in the UK, we upgraded our machines to Mavericks OS X 10.9 and since then have been unable to print to our office printer. The only work around we found so far was to print through Google Cloud, and only in black and white.
I have ready a lot of posts and tried different options and advice but no joy so far.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
George

For anybody having the same problem, one of our IT guys found the needed driver in the Australian Canon website - seem they have a lot more clout than US and UK customers.
Printing is now working as it should from my machine.
Download the driver from the link below:
http://support-au.canon.com.au/contents/AU/EN/0100491502.html

Unable to print to Canon ir2022i after 10.6.7 update.

Ever since the latest system update we've been unable to print to our imagerunner 2022i. We've downloaded and installed the latest driver (2.24) to no avail. We've downloaded and installed the driver update package from Canon...no dice. The only way it works is to setup the printer with a generic pcl driver, but the quality is terrible.
Are we stuck until canon updates the driver or apple updates system software? Not being able to print in a small office for over a week is insane....

The 10.6.7 update introduced an issue with the UFR2 v2.23 and earlier versions. For the imageRUNNER devices, a window would appear stating that the Graphics Mode needed to be changed from UFRII to Raster. If you then opened the Quality menu of the UFR2 driver and selected the Quality Settings tab, here you would see the Graphics Mode section and enabling the Raster radio button would allow the job to be printed.
This issues was resolved with the release of the UFR2 v2.24 driver. But this driver does not completely overwrite the older version, so it is necessary to trash the older UFR2 driver before installing the v2.24 driver. The following steps will remove the UFR2 driver from the Mac.
1. Open System Preferences > Print & Fax, select the UFR2 print queue and press the - (minus) button to remove the queue. Exit from Print & Fax
2. Open Finder and navigate to HD > Library > Printers > Canon and trash the UFR2 folder
3. Still in Finder, navigate to HD > Library > LaunchAgents and trash the file "jp.co.canon.UFR2.BG.plist". Exit from Finder.
4. Open Activity Monitor and select the entry "UFRII Backgrounder" and then Force Quit. Exit from Activity Monitor.
The Mac is now ready to install the new v2.24 of the UFR2 driver.
If your issue is not the Graphics Mode message appearing, then can you please describe what error you are having.

Unable to print to Canon ir2022i after 10.9.1 mavericks update.

Hi, we are unable to print to Canon ir2022i after 10.9.1 mavericks update. Can anybody help to find a driver update which works with mavericks.

http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/office/b_w_imagerunner_copiers/imagerunner _2016_2016i_2018_2018i_2020_2020i_2022_2022i_2025i_2030i/imagerunner_2022#Driver sAndSoftware

Canon MP600R WiFi Network Scan/Print Failure

Hi there
My setup:
* a Canon MP600R multifunctional printer/scanner
* an Apple iMac running Snow Leopard
* a Dell Laptop running Windows Vista, and
* a Netgear WGT624v3 wireless router.
The printer and the two computers are all wirelessly connected to the router - there are no USB cables or wired LAN connections being used between these machines. All the machines have statically configured IP addresses (printer included).
I can print and scan reliably from/to the Windows laptop. Printing from the Mac used to work reliably, but scanning to/from the iMac only worked once in a blue moon.
To try to fix this, I updated the drivers on the Mac to the latest versions for Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), and now I can't print or scan at all. The software I've been using is:
From Canon Europe:
* mp600rosxcp102620ea8-2.dmg - CUPS Printer Driver for OSX (10.26.2)
* mp600rosxns10ea7-3.dmg - MP Drivers for Network (Snow Leopard) (1.00)
* mp600rosxsd12131ej7.dmg - ScanGear CS for OS X (12.13.1)
* mpnosx304ej7.dmg - MP Navigator- MP Navigator for Mac OS X (3.04)
From Apple:
* CanonPrinterDrivers2.3.dmg - Apple's Canon Printer Drivers (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL899)
From Canon Australia:
* ntosxm270ea8-2.dmg - IJ Network Tool Ver. 2.7.0
After many delete/reinstall steps on the Mac (following PAHU's advice!) and much Googling - including disabling/enabling firewall settings, IPv6 settings and even various router RIP settings - I could do with some help please!
What appears to be happening is that the Mac can't 'see' the printer, whereas the PC can - the drivers all seem to be installed in a similar way, and once set up (using the one-off USB connection step that the installers seem to like) they all have the right MAC address info. However the Mac Network Scan Utility shows a warning next to the printer's MAC address, whereas the PC is happy. Likewise, the PC's printer utilities can tell me about ink levels, the Mac's one gives me a communication error and puts the printer into paused mode.
This leads me to believe it was something going on on the network. I can, however, ping the printer from the Mac and access it's web configuration interface - so it's not that the printer's unreachable from the Mac.
To try to see what was going on in a bit more detail, I installed Wireshark and did some captures of the use of the Network Tool and Scan Utility.
On the PC (192.168.0.4), which works, it appears to direct the BJNP discovery commands direct to the printers IP address (192.168.0.2).
On the Mac (192.168.0.5), which fails, it appears to be broadcasting BJNP discovery messages to the subnet (192.168.0.255) and receiving ICMP Parameter problem responses from the printer.
So, is this likely to be:
A. the Canon drivers on the Mac
B. the Netgear router doing something to stop the broadcast discovery, or
C. something in the printer firmware?
If so, any ideas how to workaround it - for example, can I 'force' the Mac version of the drivers to not do broadcast discovery and simply go direct to the IP address like the PC?
Any help, pointers, gratefully received!

Hi PAHU
Thank you very much for responding - particularly with such detailed and reasoned advice!
I have just tried deleting the BJPrinter folder, restarting and reinstalling only the Apple Canon Printer Drivers 2.3. On opening Print & Fax -> Add Printer I don't see anything in the window (no Bonjour Scanner or canonijnetwork) - I have left it open for more than 20 minutes now and still nothing.
Using wireshark, I can see the Canon BJNP Discover packets to both 8611 and 8612 (and some mdns and db-lsp-disc packets). I can see the printer responding with error responses too:
45620 12463.295007 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 canon-bjnp1 BJNP Printer Command: Discover
ffffffffffff001d4ff85a7a08004500002c9b21000040115d 4bc0a80005c0a800ffdd9521a30018ec93424a4e5001010000 0001000000000000
45621 12463.295093 192.168.0.5 224.0.0.1 canon-bjnp1 BJNP Printer Command: Discover
01005e000001001d4ff85a7a08004500002c332f00000111e5 e3c0a80005e0000001dd9521a30018ce39424a4e5001010000 0001000000000000
45622 12463.415604 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.5 ICMP Parameter problem (Pointer indicates the error)
001d4ff85a7a000085847dde080045000024b3c70000400145 bac0a80002c0a800050c00f3ff000000000000000000000000
45623 12463.416790 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.5 ICMP Parameter problem (Pointer indicates the error)
001d4ff85a7a000085847dde080045000024b3c80000400145 b9c0a80002c0a800050c00f3ff000000000000000000000000
This pattern repeats every 8 seconds or so for the scanner and roughly every 25s for the printer port.
This extract (while typical of what's happening now) was actually taken from a lengthy capture I made yesterday which shows that, after quite a long period of time, it suddenly starting to work. This fits with my previous experience of seeing it 'coming and going' very intermittently (e.g. when leaving Add Printers open for an hour or more). When it started working it looked like this:
45637 12488.297178 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 canon-bjnp1 BJNP Printer Command: Discover
ffffffffffff001d4ff85a7a08004500002ce8240000401110 48c0a80005c0a800ffc1d021a300180859424a4e5001010000 0001000000000000
45638 12488.297260 192.168.0.5 224.0.0.1 canon-bjnp1 BJNP Printer Command: Discover
01005e000001001d4ff85a7a08004500002cc6670000011152 abc0a80005e0000001c1d021a30018e9fe424a4e5001010000 0001000000000000
45639 12488.307919 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.5 49616 BJNP Printer Response: Discover
001d4ff85a7a000085847dde08004500003cb3cb0000401145 8ec0a80002c0a8000521a3c1d00028b712424a4e5081010000 0001000000000010000108000604000085847ddec0a80002
45640 12488.308037 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.5 49616 BJNP Printer Response: Discover
001d4ff85a7a000085847dde08004500003cb3cc0000401145 8dc0a80002c0a8000521a3c1d00028b712424a4e5081010000 0001000000000010000108000604000085847ddec0a80002
The only thing I could see different between the discovery packets were the id and the source port - so I'm really puzzled as to what could be going on here!
Do you have any ideas? And does this change your percentage probabilities at all?!
(BTW the only traffic seen on the Mac between it failing and it working is:
45624 12463.739808 192.168.0.5 17.72.255.11 ntp NTP NTP client
45625 12463.774362 17.72.255.11 192.168.0.5 ntp NTP NTP server
45626 12478.606981 192.168.0.5 255.255.255.255 db-lsp-disc DB-LSP-DISC Dropbox LAN sync Discovery Protocol
45627 12478.607356 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 db-lsp-disc DB-LSP-DISC Dropbox LAN sync Discovery Protocol
45628 12478.668319 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.5 ICMP Parameter problem (Pointer indicates the error)
45629 12478.669571 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.5 ICMP Parameter problem (Pointer indicates the error)
45630 12480.098770 192.168.0.1 192.168.0.255 router RIPv2 Response
45631 12481.432048 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 netbios-ns NBNS Name query NB WORKGROUP<1d>
45632 12481.702507 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 netbios-ns NBNS Name query NB WORKGROUP<1d>
45633 12481.972805 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 netbios-ns NBNS Name query NB WORKGROUP<1d>
45634 12483.890302 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 netbios-ns NBNS Name query NB <01><02>_MSBROWSE_<02><01>
45635 12484.160651 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 netbios-ns NBNS Name query NB <01><02>_MSBROWSE_<02><01>
45636 12484.430912 192.168.0.5 192.168.0.255 netbios-ns NBNS Name query NB <01><02>_MSBROWSE_<02><01>
)

Unable to printer through network

Hi, I am currently unable to print through the wireless network. I set up the printer yesterday, and it printed ok. The printer is a HP Office Jet Pro Preium . When I try to print I get the message "Unable to communicate with printer. Printer unavailable or not connected". The printer says that it is properly connected to the network. Any ideas?

Hi , Welcome to the HP Forums! I see that you are having trouble installing your HP Photosmart c4580 printer on Mac OS X 10.5.8. And, I am happy to help! I would recommend to try uninstalling the software again, (in case their is still some software partially installed.) Uninstall the Printer Software. And, then try resetting the print system, and verifying and then reinstall the software using this direct link. Hope this helps! “Please click the Thumbs up icon below to thank me for responding.”

Canon IR C4080 Networked - Unable to print.

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for