Windows 7 64 bit will be hired not my Canon MF 5770 driver

I try to install my Canon multifunction MF 5770 on my new Dell Latitude E5500 computer that works with Windows 7 64 bit operating system.

I tried the driver on the Canon Web site, downloaded to my hard drive and it not compressed to a folder.

When I connect the MF 5770 via USB it tries to find the driver and do not recognize the driver on my local computer and suggests to find the driver online. I searched it online again and returned to the Canon Web site and download another copy of the driver. Window still does not recognize the new driver.

I tried the manually to add the printer via hdwwiz and navigate to the folder where the driver is stored. The installation in this folder information files are only 3 KB, 20KO and 3 KB for printer, scanner and fax, respectively. I tried to install the drviers and get the error message: error 0 x 00000002 "printer driver was not installed.

Help, please.

Have you followed the steps that have been described during the installation?

Before you start installing the driver, connect only the LAN cable first, don't connect not the USB at the moment. This is necessary for your printer to acquire automatically IP address before starting the installation of the driver and activate the function of the driver installation. Driver and application software files have been compressed. The following instructions show you how to download the compressed files and unzip them. 1. connect the printer to your network using the LAN cable. (If applicable) 2. to download files, click [I Agree-Begin Download] icon, select [Save] and specify the directory where you want to save the file. Click [Save] to start the download of the file. 3. downloaded are saved in the folder specified in a self-extracting form (.exe format). 4. double-click on the file to decompress them. A new folder will be created in the same folder. New folder has the same name with the unzipped file. 5. install the printer driver according to 'Readme.txt' stored in the folder. 6. after have installed the drivers, plugged in the USB cable to the printer. (if necessary)
Don

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