Download canon my printer

Special troubleshooting software directly from Canon which can help you diagnose and fix issues with Canon inject printers from a multi-use interface.Canon My Printer is a freeware Canon app and driver, developed by Canon for Windows. It's pretty easy-to-use. The download has been tested by an editor here on a PC.Diagnose and repair issues with your Canon inkjet printer Canon My Printer allows you to easily change the settings such as the paper source settings and provides you with information on how to solve problems such as ink smudging.With Canon My Printer you'll be able to diagnose and repair your printer, change its settings as well as those for paper source and check the status of your Canon printer altogether.Compatibility and LicenseCanon My Printer is provided under a freeware license on Windows from drivers with no restrictions on usage. Download and installation of this PC software is free and 3.3.0 is the latest version last time we checked.What version of Windows can Canon My Printer run on?Canon My Printer can be used on a computer running Windows 11 or Windows 10. Previous versions of the OS shouldn't be a problem with Windows 8 and Windows 7 having been tested. It comes in both 32-bit and 64-bit downloads.Filed under: Canon My Printer DownloadFree DriversCanon Software

#21 Hi thanks for the info, both the USA and Europe Canon sites don’t support either the S100 or BJC 85 downloads. Could you please let me know where you got your download from?Bob #22 Hi thanks for the info, both the USA and Europe Canon sites don’t support either the S100 or BJC 85 downloads. Could you please let me know where you got your download from?Bob In Windows, ad Printer manual, Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings , select a printer port, select canon en s100 printer #23 helloI have installed that driver with canon ij driver module from on canon websitecould you explain the process to make it work/linked to the bjc 85 printer ?thank youregards In Windows, ad Printer manual, Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings , select a printer port, select canon en s100 printer #24 I don't know the answer to that. There is a CD that came with the printer but my laptop doesn't have a CD drive. I went online to the Canon support site but there are no updates or drivers available for this printer. I guess it's too old and no longer supported? Hi there,I have the same probl with my printer too.If you do not mind can you send me a copy of a driver package you got for it? #25 In Windows, ad Printer manual, Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings , select a printer port,

MK II entry).. If you do get the "no compatible device found" error message, see if you have more than one driver to choose from in the drop-down menu, or try installing another driver or -version for your printer and see if that helps Last edited: Sep 4, 2009 #11 SolutionI found this forum thread via Google and have joined as i have the same issue. Windows 7 RTM x64 and a canon ip5000 with CD Label print version 141. Message "cannot find a compatible printer".My solution was to go to Link Removed - Invalid URL, download and install the "Add On" aomvstea23.exe (591KB) FIXED !!!!! #12 I found this forum thread via Google and have joined as i have the same issue. Windows 7 RTM x64 and a canon ip5000 with CD Label print version 141. Message "cannot find a compatible printer".My solution was to go to Add-on Module for Printer Driver (Windows Vista/Vista64), download and install the "Add On" aomvstea23.exe (591KB) FIXED !!!!! perfect works great. using win7 rtm 64bitcanon mp750 printercanon print label 1.41 #13 I came here from google when having the same problem. No solution here. Damn...So back to google.Because I hate this and because I am sure a lot of people will have this problem I decided to register to this forum and bring the simple solution to this thread: Simply install the canon printer-drivers from Official Canon Drivers and Software(I have 64 Bit windows 7 and downloaded the 64-bit Vista drivers). After installing do not forget to unplug and re-plug your printer to finish installation of the new drivers. I agree with Tyra Misoux but just to be sure I suggest you uninstall any previous version of CD Labelprint first. I found a couple of glitches even after installing the new Win 7 Canon printer drivers. So:1) Uninstall CD-Labelprint (if installed)2) Download and install Win 7 printer drivers from Canon. 3) Unplug and replug printer. (You don't need to shut down for this).4) Download and install CD Labelprint from Canon. That should be it. For those of you who haven't discovered how to