06-26-2018 04:08 PM
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06-27-2018 03:30 AM
Depends on your operating system. Google: uninstall printer driver win 10 or whatever operating system you have. Make sure your printer is turned off. Reboot your computer then turn on your printer. The driver should automatically load.
09-25-2018 11:25 PM
10-13-2018 09:37 PM
Hello,
I have the same problem on my printer which is Canon TS5020, but it didn't fixed when followed your process:
11-04-2018 07:23 PM
jJust had the same error on my MG5520 - incorrect print head. After trying all the resetting of the print head, I found some information on Tom's Hardware involving an Epson Printer that had a start-up problem with a power surge. The solution was to:
1. Disconnect power cords and USB / printer cords.
2. Hold the Power Button down, and then plug in the power cord to the outlet.
3. Release the Power Button and the printer will start up.
I used these instructions with my MG5520, and voila(!), the incorrect print head error disappeared and the printer returned to operation.
Don't know if there was a power surge issue initially. However, after seeing how many users with the same error basically trash the printers...hopefully this will work for you. Worked for me.
11-12-2018 02:27 PM
Thank you, while I didn't use the Tom's Hardware method exactly, it's on the right track.
This is a power-surge / outage related issue, and performing a hard reset as detailed above should fix it. Alternatively do what I did and turn off the printer, remove the Windows software driver, then restart and reinstall the driver (with the printer turned back on of course).
Seven pages and Canon can't even pinpoint that this is essentially a software error.
Using a Canon MX922 and Windows 10.
11-17-2018 12:51 PM
Same problem MX922
12-07-2018 03:02 PM
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