Windows 8.1 drivers MF4800 series

I just purchased a 4880 to replace perfectly workable older machine, 4150, because Canon never put out Win 8 drivers that worked well for scanning on that machine. Understandable, i guess, as it was fairly old. The 4880 was working great in Win 8 environment which is where I should have left things. But I checked Windows Compatibility site before upgrading to Win 8.1, and this machine was listed as "compatible."
Well, it's not. In fact, it's almost completely nonfunctional, with limited printing capability, but no scanning or two-way communication with the PC. Imagine my frustration when I contacted Canon and they said, no, we have no drivers, and "probably" will, but there's no way to know when. "Could be two days, could be six months," one rep said.
So, I'm thinking about returning it. Pretty shocked Canon would not have updated drivers for the OS now being sold on new PCs, especially when the OS has been out in developer stage for months. Does anyone else have better info on this, ie, is it worth keeping the machine past the return window on the chance that Canon might update the drivers? Meanwhile, be warned that if you have a machine in this series and want to upgrade to Win 8.1, you're asking for it.
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Hi RCJ.
I understand that you are having issues with the printing and scanning functions now that the printer is connected to your Windows 8.1 operating system. The drivers for the Windows 8 operating system do work on Windows 8.1. I recommend performing a full uninstall and reinstall of the drivers, using the instructions below:
1. Unplug the USB cable from the printer.
***Please leave the USB cable disconnected until you have uninstalled and completely reinstalled the drivers. Connecting the printer before going through the "Setup Wizard" may cause the Windows operating system to install a generic driver for the printer.***
2. Press the Windows key and 'x'.
3. Select 'Control Panel'.
4. Select Devices and Printers. The Devices and Printers window opens.
5. In the Devices and Printers window, right click on the MF4800 Series and select 'Remove' to delete the printer. Delete all of the icons for the MF4880dw.
6. Close the Devices and Printers window then press the Windows key and 'x'.
7. Select 'Control Panel'.
8. Select 'Programs and Features'.
9. Double click on driver to uninstall. Follow the on screen prompts. Repeat to uninstall the MF Tool box.
10. Restart you computer.
11. Leaving the USB cable disconnected, please download the driver from the Canon website using the following link: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer
12. The site will automatically detect your operating system as Windows 8.1. Please click the drop down arrow and change it to Windows 8 (x64).
13. Next, select [Drivers] and the file [Windows 64bit] imageCLASS MF4890dw/MF4880dw MFDrivers (UFR II / FAX / ScanGear).
14. Click "I Agree - Begin Download".
15. Save the file to your computer. Once the download is complete, click "Run".
16. Click "I Decline - Go Back" on the Canon site and select [Software] and the file [Windows 32bit & 64bit] Tool Box Ver.4.9.1.1.mf15.
17. Save the file to your computer. Once the download is complete, click "Run".
18. Close the Canon window and go to the location on the computer where the files are saved.
19. You will see two icons with the name MF4800_Series_MFDrivers_W64_us_EN_2.exe. Double click on the yellow folder icon. In the folder you will see two files with the name "Setup". Double click on the "Setup" that has the type [Application].
20. The "MF Drivers Setup Wizard" will open. Please proceed through the setup and restart the computer.
21. After the computer restarts, please connect the USB cable to the computer and allow the computer to finish the installation process. Once the printer is listed in [Devices and Printers], right-click on the icon and select it as the default printer. Please open a document on the computer and print it out.
Please follow steps 19 and 20 to install the Canon MF Toolbox 4.9 software. Once the software is installed, please follow the steps below to complete a scan:
1. Press the [SCAN] button on the control panel of the printer and place a document in the feeder.
2. On the computer, open the MF Toolbox program.
3. Select the [PDF] scan function.
4. Click the green [Start] button in the PDF window. The scan should begin.
Another possible issue will be having a device, such as a USB hub or switch connected between the printer and the computer. If you do have a device such as this connected, we recommend removing the printer and creating a direct connection from the printer to the computer.
I hope this information is helpful.
Should you need further assistance, please contact us at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666)
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Re: Windows 8.1 drivers MF4800 series

I bought the MF4800 two months ago. I have installed the drivers that from the disk to use my new Dell desk top with window 8.1 and my DELL XPS with window 7. I use the wireless option.
I have no problem with printing the documents from both computers. However, I do have the communication issue with the scanner from both computers most of the time, more than 90%. I have removed and reinstalled the drivers from the disk many times. The scanner stopped scanning with error code 155.0.0 after one or two or three papgers being scanned. I also try to use the cable, but both computers do not detect the printer when I put a printer cable between my computers and the printer( I have tried two different cables). I had spent whole day to work on the scanner issue yesterday. The printer issueed the error code 155.0.0 most of time when I tried to scan the document. From more than 40 attempts, I have successully scanned a 10 papger documents twice. However, the following scan would failed after my lucky try.
I will appreciate it if anyone could provide me an idea how to resolve this issue.
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Hi tom331.
Since the issue is happening from two computers when the machine is connected over the network, may I have you install the printer with a USB connection on one of the computers? Please leave the USB cable disconnected until after the drivers have been installed and the computer has been restarted.
Once the computer restarts and the printer has been reconnected. Allow a few more moments for the install to complete. After you receive the message that your device is installed and ready to use, please follow the instructions below to perform a scan. Please verify if you experience the same error.
1. Verify that MF Toolbox is closed on the computer and press the [SCAN] button on the printer.
2. Highlight [Remote Scanner] and press [OK]. The screen will show, "Remote Scanner. Waiting online...".
3. On the computer, open the MF Toolbox and select [PDF].
4. Click the green [START] button on the [PDF] window. The machine will start processing the scan.
If the scan is successful, please move the unit closer to the wireless router and perform your scan again using the wireless version of the scanner.
If the error persists, please contact our telephone technical support at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).
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Well, I've been reluctant to comment. The disks came last week, and were not of course including anything recent - I believe all the software was from July at latest.
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Hello,
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Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 16-March-09, 19:48:16
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Can i download windows support software drivers from my pc into a harddrive to use on a mac

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That would be correct. While I am not employed by, nor do I represent HP, I can guarantee you nobody will be developing W8, W8.1 or W10 drivers for that gpu. However there is a chance the W7 driver will work. They didn't develop one for my HP nc6400 notebook (which only has support for XP and Vista), and I am running W10 on it just fine by using the W7 graphics GMA 950 driver that I got from Intel.

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Hi
I have checked the Toshiba website but unfortunately it seems that there are no Windows 7 32bit drivers, only for 64bit Windows 7.
But have you tried the Vista 32bit drivers? Normally the most of them should work.
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > Support & Downloads > Download Drivers
Check this!!

Windows 8.1 drivers MF4800 series

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