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• Problems installing of printer in the Windows XP compatibility box

  I am trying to use my printer Canon MX870 Windows XP compatibility mode. In the compatibility window is my computer has no printer, and apparently no USB ports don't either.

  When I try to print from a program that is running in compatibility mode, I get an error box that says: no printer driver is installed.

  I found an MS article that says I should choose the Windows XP desktop tools > parameters command and check the printer in the menu of the integration features. I tried and found that printer is already checked.

  I tried to install a separate printer driver compatibility window and had no luck there either. The "Add a printer" Wizard has informed me that there is no plug-and-play printer connected to the computer. When I tried to install the printer manually, I found that none of my USB ports have been listed as locations.

  My computer has eight USB ports, an RS-232 port and a parallel port. The Wizard indicates that it is three parallel ports, 4 serial ports and seven ports 'TS' appointed TS001, TS002, etc., of which the last is "inactive".

  I don't know how to make the link between these imaginary ports of Windows XP for real hardware in my computer. (If I did, I would still need to know which one to use. I know, but Windows is supposed to automatically allocate the names of devices on the USB ports that is appropriate, in view of these problems, I am not prepared to assume that it will be).

  How can I handle this? All this seems to be a mess.

  Hello

  
  To work around the problem, try the following steps if you have this driver on the XP Mode desktop file.

  a. click Start, click Control Panel , and search for printers , and then double-click Printers.
  b. now, click Add Printer.
  c. Select Add a local printer and click create a new port.
  d. Select Local Port and click Next.
  e. type in "[\\computer name\printer name]"(sans les guillemets) for the Port name and click OK. ""
  f. follow the instructions to complete the installation. During the installation, when you are prompted to choose a good driver; Click the "disk".
  g. navigate to the driver file you have on the desktop XP mode, then click OK. Now, check if the printer is correctly installed.

  You can even provide the driver through a disk file if you do not have internet access to download the file via the XP mode.

  Alternatively, you can check the link for more information below:

  
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-a-printer

  http://blogs.technet.com/b/windows_vpc/archive/2009/09/26/networking-and-using-Windows-XP-mode.aspx

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• How can I get a driver for printer Canon I455 (my windows vista 32)

  How can I get a driver for printer Canon I455 (my windows vista 32)

  You can get this support from Canon... If they chose to take over the device in the given operating system.

  Looking at the Website of Canon's Support for this printer and select your operating system, they * sentence * support with your particular operating system.

  "This software is a module that extends the functionality of the printer driver for Canon inkjet printers. Your printer must be installed through Microsoft Update before you download and use this module. »

  So, basically install you by choosing to look on the Microsoft Update site when you try to install the driver.  It will download one Cannon gave to Microsoft after the release of Windows Vista.  Then, you restart and download the other file (on-site support) to give you more features.

• Should what download I do Canon iP3600 printer compatible with Windows 7?

  Can anyone advise what DOWNLOAD I need my printer compatible with Windows 7?

  The Windows 7 Compatibility Center reports a compatibility with printer Photo Inkjet Canon PIXMA iP3600 in 32 - bit and 64-bit Windows 7. (report full here).

  

  You can get the current drivers and software support from Support of Canon PIXMA iP3600 hereon site. Make sure that you choose the correct version of Windows 7 you are using (for example 32-bit vs. 64-bit).

• I can't access my CanonMX3 printer (Canon Pixma MX320 Series) of my computer running Windows 7, since I've changed in Windows XP.

  I REALLY NEED HELP TO CONNECT MY PRINTER TO MY COMPUTER OVER ETHERNET NETWORK!
  
  I am too having the same problem. But when my Windows 7 detects the printer (Canon Pixma MX30 Series), it says: "cannot connect to the printer access denied." in another window that says: "connection to CanonMX3 on...» Driver search. I installed the drivers in normal installation and also while in Windows Explorer.

  I'm running an T3304 eMachine with concert 1.3 gig RAM 2.0 GHz 100 HARD drive. When I was running Windos XP, I had no trouble to run my printer on my computer. The printer is connected to another computer and I access it through the other computer via ethernet gateway. My ethernet gateway is a Desktop Switch ProSafe NertGear 120/100 5 - port.

  I did everything as I would have done it all by running Windows XP and also used the Windows 7 help files. Everything I read that I made and I am still unable to connect to the printer and print. I went as far as hanging the printer on my computer, and that day, I was actually able to print even if it's with erors. I contacted Canon and downloaded the new drivers for Windows 7 and still no luck.

  When I ran Windows XP I would install the printer on my computer and I have it print to a file and it would be later configuration of the port it to connect through. I have also tried this and no luck.

  What operating system is the computer that has the printer connected to the current?

  Also check the permissions on the printer... is the username of the Win7 PC added to this?

• Need driver for printer Canon BJC - 210 Windows 7

  No further questions.

  Windows 7 will drive a printer Canon BJC-210 (have the CD). It does not appear in the downloaded list. Also with windows XP (my deskatop).

  Hi stlarry,

  You will need to contact Canon, because they are responsiblie for Windows 7 drivers for their devices.

  http://www.USA.Canon.com/consumer/controller?Act=SupportIndexAct

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Windows 7 can not find .inf driver for Canon Pixma iP4000 printer connected to Windows XP.

  I have a laptop running Windows 7 (64-bit machine) I want to print from.  The laptop is on a home network wireless.  The office is wireless as well and is running Windows XP.  The Office has a Canon Pixma iP4000 printer connected with a parallel cable.  I installed the latest XP drivers for the printer on the desktop.  The laptop can connect directly to the printer with a USB cable and drivers will download automatically and it will print correctly.  However, I can't connect the printer using the wireless system.  I can go on the laptop to the home network and navigate to the printer and try to install.  It makes an automatic search and says that it cannot find the correct drivers.  I can browse to the file to install on my desktop, but it of an .exe file and not. INF.  I run the .exe file and it installs too, but Setup of printer on the laptop won't let me not by the .inf screen add to complete the installation of a wireless printer.

  Any suggestions?

  Very probably the XP driver name is different from the name of 64-bit driver.  Create a Local Port which copies the data to the print size in Windows 7.

  Here is an article knowledge base how to the names of the incompatible drivers.  Replace the Windows 7 machine for NT4 machine referenced in the article.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/282842

  If you load the printer driver 32-bit on your 64-bit computer, you need the 32-bit driver for Windows 7.  You can do if you have a 32-bit computer of Windows 7 on the network to push pilots up to the machine that is sharing the printer.  None are flat files on the Windows 7 DVD, you need to install the OS or mount the ISO.

  The key to successful sharing between computers that run different printing architecture processors is pilot name.  PCL6 equal NOT PCL 6.

  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• Windows 7 64 bit laptop on wireless network can not find .inf wired for Canon Pixma iP4000 printer driver for windows 7 32 bit PC

  First of all, I read the thread on the laptop win 7 and win XP PC with attached IP4000.  I have just isn't helping me with that.  I am computer literate network, but I have to be dumbing down, so be specific in a response, you can give it.  Please, do not assume I know something just because it can be public knowledge.  Thank you for understanding my situation!

  New Win 7 64 bit laptop connected wireless to a network home through a Netgear WNDR3700 router.  Wired to the router, it is a PC with a USB attached printer Canon IP4000.  This printer has worked without problem with this PC for years.  Add the laptop.  Try to access the printer on the network (it is set to be shared on the PC) translates into an inability to find the driver for the printer.  On the Canon download site, I downloaded and installed on both machines the driver add-on 'aomwin110ea23us.exe '.  This does nothing to solve the problem.  Then, follow the suggestions in the thread referenced above, I downloaded installed 7 - zip and unzipped the file add-on from Canon.  Guess what? -There is no, zero, nada, stupid ".inf" file in there!  I understand that I need share on the PC to both x 32 and x 64, but without a valid .inf file to point to, I'm sunk.  And the same is true when you try to add the printer to the laptop - not to point to .inf file.  Is the only thing that I have not tried to install the printer directly to the laptop via the USB port, and it's because this is not a configuration that is usable for me.  The printer must be attached to the PC.  Is there anyone out there who can help me solve this dilemma?  Please do not give me an answer telling me to download the driver - usually you tell me precisely what driver and then guide me through the process.  Rest assured that I appreciate sincerely any help you can give me.  Thanks in advance!

  Most likely the name of the driver you are using on XP to share the printer a is not not the name of the 64-bit driver.  The pilots names must match in order to add the printer as a connection to the 64-bit computer using the normal RPC protocol.  You can configure the printer on 64-bit Windows 7 as a local printer that will basically copy the data from the printer to the format to share on the XP machine using SMB protocols.

  This is a Ko for incompatible drivers when connecting XP to NT4.  Replace your server / client configuration, but it's the same process.  Make sure that you are connected to the internet and select the Canon 64 bit driver available on Windows Update (use the Windows Update button in add printer) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282842

  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• Printer Canon i9100 Photo ink jet - is there a driver for Windows 7?

  I got the Canon i9100 for a long time. It is connected to my desktop which runs XP.  My new laptop runs on Windows 7 Home. I tried to add the Canon as a network to my new laptop computer printer and it did not find a driver for it. Everything that is available online is a complement to the folder that is supposed to change the existing driver, so all of the printer's features would be activated, but it assumes that the printer is already installed on the computer. I tried a different driver from the disk provided with the printer Canon, but he says there is no compatible driver disk for Windows 7.

  I connect the printer directly to the laptop just to see what would happen. It is installed. Now I have on my list of printers. However, after disconnected and tried to access the wireless network, it would not work... said he could not find a driver.
  There must be a solution here. Appreciate any help.

  Hello

  What is the exact error message that you have when you try to access the printer on the wireless network?

  I suggest you to follow the links and check out them.

  Printer in Windows problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/printer-problems-in-Windows

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  Install a printer on a home network
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-a-printer-on-a-home-network

• Canon i850 printer shared by Windows XP and Win7 does not print the entire page

  I've just updated my Vista laptop to Windows 7 as a place to upgrade. All migrated without problem except this shared printer. I downloaded the updated driver from MS download the catalog and the Win 7 Add the fron Canon pack I have installed in that order. The printer is connected to the desktop from Win XP to USB and is configured as a shared printer. Windows 7 sees the printer and also its status but print a test page prints only the windows of the flag in the upper left corner of the rest of the page is empty. Print directly to the printer under Win XP works perfectly. All ideas are welcome. Thank you.

  Well, I've had sorted it here's what I did:

  Removed all instances of canon i850 of devices and printers in Win 7.Rebooted, and then at the Run prompt run this command, "Printui/s/t2" without the quotes... Removed the i850 canon drivers and packages, then restarted again. Then I turned on the printer and plugged into a USB port on the computer to Win7... It installed the driver for me to Windows Update and a USB driver. I then added a printer shared in devices and printers selected local printer and set up the port as: \\xp computer name\share name\. I chose the same driver in the list that was created previously Setup USB canon i850... Restarted then installed the Canon Add / on module: aomwin110ea23us.exe. Restarted again... NOW, I CAN PRINT!

  Nice day.

• Installation printer Canon Laser Shot LBP3000 with Windows 8

  I have just updated from XP to Windows 8 and want to use my printer Canon LBP3000 perfectly good.    Considering that it was quite a jump in the BONE, I was hesitant on installation on the original CD.   A check of the drivers on the Canon Website does not seem to reveal anything to the LBP3000 to Windows 8.
  I imagine that this issue has already been raised and I was wondering what would be my best route.
  See you soon
  Kate O'B

  Go to the following site, select the Windows 7 operating system and download the driver.  Right click on the downloaded exe file and compatibility.

  http://software.Canon-Europe.com/products/0010176.asp

• Windows 8 cannot find the printer Canon MF4350D driver

  Separated from this thread.

  Hello.  Thanks for the links and the response of the second person.

  I'm also trying to get my Canon MF4350d printer to work with Windows 8.1.  I downloaded Canon drivers and install them.  My computer says my printer does not work properly and the driver software is updated.  But it still does not print.  The computer says "error" when I press print. When I use the troubleshooting, he said that the problem is a document it the print queue.  Well, it is the document that I am trying to print.  Any ideas?  I'm about to throw my computer Windows 8 by the window.  I can't afford another printer!

  Hello

  See the next post on how to clear the print spooler that could help. If this step

  is a problem for Canon.
   
  As Canon OEM is responsible for the good operation of the printer and their
  drivers provided. Check with Canon support, online documentation, and
  drivers.

  Good luck, you need to update or reinstall the latest driver.

  Canon - MF4350d - drivers<- set="" to="" your="" version="" for="">
  http://www.USA.Canon.com/Cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/imageclass_series/imageclass_mf4350d#DriversAndSoftware

  Canon - MF4350d - Service and support
  http://www.USA.Canon.com/Cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/imageclass_series/imageclass_mf4350d#ServiceAndSupport

  Canon - Support and drivers
  http://www.USA.Canon.com/Cusa/support/consumer

  Canon - Support - contact us
  http://www.USA.Canon.com/Cusa/consumer/standard_display/contact_us_consumer

  Canon - Windows - Vista and Windows 7 support
  http://www.USA.Canon.com/Cusa/consumer/products?pageKeyCode=windowsSupport

  Canon printer - page local confirmation - could be from another region.
  http://pdisp01.c-WSS.com/OS/

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  The main issue is probably the drivers, but these can help:

  Windows 8 - Fix printer problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/printer-problems-in-Windows-help#fix-printer-problems=Windows-8&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Windows 8 - How to troubleshoot printing problems in Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/How-to-solve-printing-problems

  Windows 8 - install a printer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/install-a-printer

  Windows 8 - find and install printer drivers
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/find-and-install-printer-drivers

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" expert="" -="" consumer="" :="" bicycle=""><- mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• Printer Canon cp-330 device no driver on window 8

  Hello

  I recently bought a new HP Pavilion (12/09/12) running Windows 8, replacing my broken XP HP machine. I also have another PC running Windows 7 and or recognize my Canon CP-330 thermal printer? The printer will print beautiful photos and I paid a lot for it, so I want to get the printer to the top and running if I can. I've been to the Canon web-view and downloaded the latest version of the software for the system Windows 8 (64) and low loaded and works very well. Unfortunately since the software running, I can't see the printer and device Windows 8 manage he sees the device as CP-330 unspecified. What can I do to make this work?

  I have also a printer Canon PIXMA iP5000 was also in the same position, but after installation of the latest version of the software now I can use the printer and Windows 8 Device Manager recognizes the iP5000 as a printer.

  I hope that someone with some knowledge can point me in the right direction, as everything else has failed so far.

  Thanks in advance and enjoy your time in response.

  Kind regards

  Billy (of Australia)

  According to the website of Canon (Aust) the only driver for CP-330 has been for WXP and dated 2007-08-20, they have issued updates Image Browser programs, but no updated drivers.

  Compatibility will be a problem, you can try the installation by "Troubleshoot compatibility", and "Run as Administrator"

• Windows 7 has no driver for printer Canon LBP3200

  I can't find a driver for my printer Canon LBP3200. I throw the printer and buy a new one?

  Did you check the Canon Website?

  http://www.Canon.co.UK/support/Consumer_Products/products/printers/Laser/Laser_Shot_LBP3200.aspx?type=download&page=1

• Is there a driver compatible mac out there for printer Canon image class MF3240?

  Just got my first macbook pro. I am trying to connect my printer Canon image class MF3240 and discovered that they are not compatible. I've seen drivers on different web sites, but I am reluctant to use them.  Are there any safe over there, or do I need a new printer?

  OS compatibility

  Windows® 7, Vista, XP, 2000

  When imaging is done on the computer, and the manufacturer does not provide a driver for Mac OS X IN EVERYTHING, does support very difficult.