To guarantee a seamless and effective setup, adhere to a few easy steps when connect Canon printer to Mac.
- First, confirm that your Mac and Canon printer are both on the same Wi-Fi network and turned on.
- This is a crucial step if the printer is wireless. If your printer is connected, use a USB connection to connect it to your Mac.
- Go to your Mac and select "System Preferences" from the Apple menu once the printer is ready.
- After that, choose "Printers Scanners," from which a list of available printers will appear.
- A new printer may be added by clicking the "+" button.
- If the Canon printer is connected to your Mac using USB or Wi-Fi, it should recognize it instantly.
- Make sure both devices are on the same network or try restarting the Mac and the printer if your printer isn't listed.
- Usually, macOS will utilize AirPrint or a comparable driver for automated configuration when you choose your printer.
- If AirPrint is not supported by your printer, you may download and install the most recent drivers for your model by going to the Canon website.
- To make sure you are using the right driver version that is compatible with your macOS version, make sure you complete the Canon setup printer instructions.
- The "Printers Scanners" choices allow you to change the printer's default printer, print quality, and paper size once it has been installed.
- To make sure everything is functioning properly, test the connection by printing a document.
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