Can't find "Full Driver & Software Package" for PIXMA iP110

[colin91184]

I have a Pixma iP110 printer that has suddenly stopped working. I purchased it in the days of software on CD's. My research online has revealed that there is a "Full Driver & Software Package" for the canon pixma ip110 on the canon website, however I have looked everywhere but I cannot find it.

Can anyone help me find the genuine installation software please?

[normadel]

You don't say what your computer is. Is what you need not here?

https://www.usa.canon.com/support/p/pixma-ip110

Click on "LOAD MORE" to see the whole list.

[colin91184]

Thank you so much for your response

My Computer is a PC running Windows 11.

I have seen before the list your link takes me to but this does not have the "Full" installation program for the printer.

As I mentioned I found there is a "Full Driver & Software Package" for the canon pixma ip110 on the canon website - somewhere!

[colin91184]

i followed one link in my search and it was an advertisement for the sale (new) of a pixma ip110 and it stated that the bundle included

• Full Driver & Software Package: This package is an online installation software designed to assist with initial setup, including USB or network connections. 

[normadel]

The Canon site page DOES TOO have the full driver and software package, just broken up into the driver and the accessory apps. The CDs that came with printers had it all in a combined installation unit. Same thing.

[colin91184]

Thank you for clarifying that. So I downloaded every item of software and driver I could find and now the printer works using the USB cable - I was unable to get the wireless facility working because each time I ran the software it said it did not recognize any printers. I'm not sure if we have 5ghz or 2.4ghz but the printer worked wirelessly 2 weeks ago and nothing has changed as far as equipment is concerned. However i have recently had to change from Microsoft Office to Microsoft 365 - something to do with Microsoft Exchange Server.

[normadel]

You can't have it connected by USB and WiFi at the same time. If you want to use WiFi, you have to start all over again. Here is Canon's procedure for setting up WiFi:

https://support.usa.canon.com/kb/s/article/ART116487

Changing to Microsoft 365 doesn't have anything to do with it, nor does Exchange Server. Where are you seeing that?

[DerrickL]

Stick with USB if you don't have to print from wifi, it is a lot more dependable.