08-11-2024 10:49 PM
There was another discussion before about this same issue. However, there was never any answers posted other than the basic Check Knowledge Base. I have Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. I just bought the ImageclassMF654Cdw. I completed the network setup on the printer and I'm trying to install the software and driver. But the CD software does not detect the printer when installing as wireless network. Here is what if done:
Confirmed the TCP/IP settings under IPv4, address is 192.168.0.176, matching my network
Checked my network settings and I have the IPv4 protocol installed
Confirmed Network Discovery and File Printer sharing are enabled
Tried both adding Canon setup to firewall exceptions and Disable Firewall entirely, restarting computer as necessary
Tried Run as Administrator when starting setup
Disabled Secondary ethernet port
Verified printer was on network by downloading firmware update via internet directly from printer
Downloaded recent driver install from Canon site
Turned off Windows Defender, there is no anti-virus software installed
Changed Power Sleep to 60 mins
The printer works via USB, Windows detects the printer on the network, I can view the Device Webpage and can install using Add Printer/Scanner in Windows Device Settings. By doing this I can printer with no issues. I have also tried the Easy Connection via PC. When the printer restarts, it shows the IPv4 address is 0.0.0.0 which will not work. If I leave the printer in normal operating mode and run the Canon Laser NW Device Setup Utility, it will detect the printer, status shows Reconfiguration of Settings Required and tells me it has to be in Easy Connection. As soon as I switch the printer to Easy Config it's no longer detected. I tried Add Port during GPlus UFRII Driver. But when I install the scanner software it does not detect the printer.
How can I get the Canon software installed and the printer working over wireless? Do I install the printer thru Windows and use the Microsoft version of Fax and Scan?
11-24-2024 11:04 AM
Hello, wondering if you ever got resolution to your problem? I picked up the same printer recently, and can't get my network to recognize it fully since. I'm running Windows 11; I can add the device in my Printers and Scanners screen but it states it's offline, whether I'm on ethernet or WiFi. The device states it has connectivity to WiFi on the touchscreen, but I get the following error in device properties:
"Currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer. (Code 45)"
If I have it connected via USB, can install drivers, print, and use the machine as intended. The moment I remove USB, it ceases to connect to my computer- suggesting a network issue. However, I can log into the remote UI and view the machine status. Interested if anyone has experienced the same issue? I'm considering returning the printer, as I can't use it on USB for 90% of it's use cases.
11-24-2024 11:19 AM
Hello!
Welcome to the Canon Community! Please make sure you've installed the Canon software and drivers from our site HERE.
Once you're there, tap the Software &Drivers button:
Then, verify that Windows 11 is selected as your OS in the dropdown on the right. The first option should be "Master Setup (Windows)." Tap the "Download" icon on the right:
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