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Have a new MacBook Air, with the Apple M1 chip, OS is Big Sur 11.0.1. trying to connect a Canon iP110 printer via usb cable. After installing correctly, when trying to print I'm getting the error message of "missing usb class driver".
I can't figure it out, anyone able to help? Thank you!
Hello,
You may want to reset the printing system and re-add the printer. The iP110 is mentioned in About AirPrint - Apple Support as a printer supporting the driverless AirPrint technology. If possible, in order to avoid USB problems, try a wireless network connection (with or without router) using AirPrint instead.
Reset the Mac printing system to solve a problem - Apple Support
Hello,
You may want to reset the printing system and re-add the printer. The iP110 is mentioned in About AirPrint - Apple Support as a printer supporting the driverless AirPrint technology. If possible, in order to avoid USB problems, try a wireless network connection (with or without router) using AirPrint instead.
Reset the Mac printing system to solve a problem - Apple Support
Not sure exactly the issue, given listed supported printer, and macOS includes
PIXMA iP110 Support; at this least shows the concept as viable in Canon AU site.
• PIXMA iP110 Support - Firmware, Software & Manuals | Canon Australia
https://www.canon.com.au/printers/pixma-ip110/support
There may be another path to attempt an installation of the driver &/or firmware.
..Good luck & happy computing.!
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Thanks for the suggestion, tried this also but it did not solve the issue. The printer install fine and says "ready" with the green dot indicator in the printer status box, but as soon as you send a document to the printer the error message about a missing USB driver appears.
I'll keep after it - thanks!
Hi,
Yes, it may be an issue related to a certain computer model, but with USB. Have you tried a wireless connection instead (using the driverless AirPrint)? In that case, a USB driver should not be involved; or am I wrong?
This, relating to another printer, may explain things best...
So a driver compatible with the M1 processor is the issue, not a driver compatible with Big Sur...
Appreciate the info - this is the same download as the Canon USA site has, which has not solved the issue. I'll keep working at it!
Thank you.
missing usb class driver for canon ip110
