12-06-2021 09:20 PM
Hi!
I have a Canon MG3220 printer, which has worked beautifully with my MacBook for 8 years. Today, when I went to print, the printer said it was "offline". The power was on and it was hooked up to my computer via a Usb. Nothing seemed amiss. After looking on the internet, I decided to "Reset" my printer in System Preferences, but this was a mistake as it vanished completely and now I can't seem to get it back.
I went to the Canon website to download the Driver, but even after it says "installation" complete, nothing happens. I did receive an error message at one point, which said:
"PrinterDriver MG3200
series_110701.pkg" can't be
opened because Apple cannot
check it for malicious software.
This software needs to be updated.
Contact the developer for more information.
I don't seem to have any privacy settings on that would prevent anything from downloading. What am I missing? Do I have to do something else once driver installation is complete? I just want to have my printer on my computer again so I can print!
Thanks!
P.S. My Macbook is from 2020 and completely updated.
12-07-2021 09:37 AM
This might help:
How to fix 'Cannot check for malicious software' error on macOS (addictivetips.com)
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