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#CANON MX330 WIRELESS SETUP WINDOWS 10#
#CANON MX330 WIRELESS SETUP BLUETOOTH#
#CANON MX330 WIRELESS SETUP WINDOWS#

#CANON MX330 WIRELESS SETUP BLUETOOTH#

Disconnect the data cable from the printer (not applicable to WiFi, Bluetooth or Infrared).

Turn the printer off with the Power button (if available).

I don't have a definitive answer for you and the following are only guesses.

Now select (click on) "Device Disconnect" and you should see "Windows Hardware Remove.wav" click the "Play" button to listen.

After you select "Device Connect" you should see "Windows Hardware Insert.wav" under Sounds click the "Play" button to listen to the sound effect.

In the "Program Events" window, scroll down until you see "Device Connect" and click on that to select it.Go to Control Panel and set the view (upper right corner) to "Small icons".If you aren't sure of what you're listening for, you can hear the sound effects as follows: You should hear the two-tone "Device connect" sound. With the printer connected to your computer, turn off the printer. In my reply to your question about "offline" status, I asked if you hear the sound effects when you connect the printer. I suspect that's why the troubleshooter wants you to set the Fax functionality of the device as the default printer.

#CANON MX330 WIRELESS SETUP WINDOWS#

It seems that for some reason, Windows is having a problem communicating with your printer. I am at the point of buying a new printer if I thought that would fix the problem, but I'm afraid I'll just be $500 poorer with the same exact problem.I've never found the Windows "troubleshooters" to be particularly helpful. I have read every forum posting that I can find on this subject for about 9 hours (the other hour is me trying things over and over).Under IPSec exemptions, for Exempt ICMP from IPsec, I have selected "No (default)" I have reviewed Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security forĭomain, Private and Public profiles, and all of the settings are Default.I selected "Add a Bluetooth, wireless or network discoverable printer," but after a few minutes, I get the message "No devices found".While it did allow me to add this way, I still could not connect to the printer (it showed the printer, but it was offline) I tried adding using the TCP/IP address.I tried to add the printer by selecting The printer that I want wasn't listed.I have tried turning off all of my firewalls (briefly!) to see if I could get to the printer.The blue light is on my printer, indicating it is connected to the network (and as I stated, I can print perfectly from all other devices).Both my computer and my printer are on the same SSID (it's not like one of them is on my 5G and one is on my 2.4G).I have removed and reattached the printer to the network.I have powered off and on the printer and the computer multiple times.I ran Windows Network Diagnostics and got the following error (192.168.1.148 is my printer).

#CANON MX330 WIRELESS SETUP WINDOWS 10#

I have the latest updates on Windows 10 as of about a day ago (but I had this problem before the updates).

If I open a CMD prompt and ping the address, I get "Destination host unreachable".

I have the ip address of the printer (from the printer itself), and if I bring up a browser window and enter the ip address, I get "This site can't be reached" (incidentally, I can use the ip address of my router and easily get to it).

I have tried using the printer troubleshooter, and it said it could not identify the problem.

I do not recall doing anything to any network, firewall or printer settings that might have created this problem (I really don't do anything like that unless I have a problem).

Same technique, I get the message "The printer that I want isn't listed." In fact, no printers or scanners are listed. Deleting the printer was easy, but when I tried to add the printer using the I tried a few things and decided to delete the printer and just re-add it back. However, after a few weeks, I went to print and it said the printer was offline. During the initial setup process, I was able to press theĪdd a printer or scanner below and it immediately found my printer, and I added it and I was able to print. I recently purchased a Surface Studio running Windows 10.

It is connected to my 5G wireless network and I can print from a variety of devices in my home with no problems (iphone, iMac). I have a Canon MG6220 printer that I have used for years with no problems. I have spent about 10 hours trying to solve this problem, and it's very frustrating.