Canon irADV-C3525i is not printing though drivers are installed
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So let's clarify, I have already installed the drivers a number of times, I have used CQUE, I have used CUPS and everything seems fine. In addition to this, the printer has been picked up on "Wifi" it is attached to the right IP address, but when I try to print out from it, it doesn't bring up an Authentication prompt like in Windows.
JUST TO CLARIFY, I AM NOT ADMIN. I have no access to the configuration of the printer itself. My credentials and stuff are on the printer already. By this, I mean that I have a username and password to use it. However, I am not getting the Authentication prompt that I need, so the printer just disregards the requests.
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So let's clarify, I have already installed the drivers a number of times, I have used CQUE, I have used CUPS and everything seems fine. In addition to this, the printer has been picked up on "Wifi" it is attached to the right IP address, but when I try to print out from it, it doesn't bring up an Authentication prompt like in Windows.
JUST TO CLARIFY, I AM NOT ADMIN. I have no access to the configuration of the printer itself. My credentials and stuff are on the printer already. By this, I mean that I have a username and password to use it. However, I am not getting the Authentication prompt that I need, so the printer just disregards the requests.
networking drivers printing canon
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So let's clarify, I have already installed the drivers a number of times, I have used CQUE, I have used CUPS and everything seems fine. In addition to this, the printer has been picked up on "Wifi" it is attached to the right IP address, but when I try to print out from it, it doesn't bring up an Authentication prompt like in Windows.
JUST TO CLARIFY, I AM NOT ADMIN. I have no access to the configuration of the printer itself. My credentials and stuff are on the printer already. By this, I mean that I have a username and password to use it. However, I am not getting the Authentication prompt that I need, so the printer just disregards the requests.
networking drivers printing canon
edited May 16 at 3:47
Olimjon
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asked May 15 at 19:35
Crytach Dark
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So let's clarify, I have already installed the drivers a number of times, I have used CQUE, I have used CUPS and everything seems fine. In addition to this, the printer has been picked up on "Wifi" it is attached to the right IP address, but when I try to print out from it, it doesn't bring up an Authentication prompt like in Windows.
JUST TO CLARIFY, I AM NOT ADMIN. I have no access to the configuration of the printer itself. My credentials and stuff are on the printer already. By this, I mean that I have a username and password to use it. However, I am not getting the Authentication prompt that I need, so the printer just disregards the requests.
networking drivers printing canon
edited May 16 at 3:47
Olimjon
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asked May 15 at 19:35
Crytach Dark
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edited May 16 at 3:47
Olimjon
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edited May 16 at 3:47
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when I look on the Canon site, they recommend their UFR driver; that was released 8th Feb 2018 as the right driver. http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/0100924010.html and it comes down as linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
so to install the commands would be
cd Downloads
tar -zxvf linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
cd linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken
sudo ./install.sh
sounds like your are happy with the other driver but I thought to mention what Canon would recommend
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when I look on the Canon site, they recommend their UFR driver; that was released 8th Feb 2018 as the right driver. http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/0100924010.html and it comes down as linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
so to install the commands would be
cd Downloads
tar -zxvf linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
cd linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken
sudo ./install.sh
sounds like your are happy with the other driver but I thought to mention what Canon would recommend
answered May 15 at 22:57
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when I look on the Canon site, they recommend their UFR driver; that was released 8th Feb 2018 as the right driver. http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/0100924010.html and it comes down as linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
so to install the commands would be
cd Downloads
tar -zxvf linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
cd linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken
sudo ./install.sh
sounds like your are happy with the other driver but I thought to mention what Canon would recommend
answered May 15 at 22:57
pdc
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up vote
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when I look on the Canon site, they recommend their UFR driver; that was released 8th Feb 2018 as the right driver. http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/0100924010.html and it comes down as linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
so to install the commands would be
cd Downloads
tar -zxvf linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
cd linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken
sudo ./install.sh
sounds like your are happy with the other driver but I thought to mention what Canon would recommend
answered May 15 at 22:57
pdc
62436
when I look on the Canon site, they recommend their UFR driver; that was released 8th Feb 2018 as the right driver. http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/0100924010.html and it comes down as linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
so to install the commands would be
cd Downloads
tar -zxvf linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken.tar.gz
cd linux-UFRII-drv-v350-uken
sudo ./install.sh
sounds like your are happy with the other driver but I thought to mention what Canon would recommend
answered May 15 at 22:57
pdc
62436
answered May 15 at 22:57
pdc
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answered May 15 at 22:57
pdc
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answered May 15 at 22:57
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