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Re: PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II on Windows 11
05-27-2024
In Device Manager my Canon Pixma Pro9000 Mark II isn't listed for me to select it and look for updated drivers. My PC is not recognizing the Pro9000. How do I get around this and do what others have done successfully?
