There is nothing more unpleasant than trying to print a paper only to learn that your Canon printer is offline. Don't worry; there are simple solutions to this widespread problem!
What is causing my Canon printer to not work?
There are various reasons why your printer may appear to be offline.
Connection issues: Your printer may disconnect owing to a loose USB cable or an unstable Wi-Fi connection.
Default Printer Not Set: If your printer is not set to be the default, your system may fail to identify it.
Drivers that are outdated or corrupt may prevent your printer and computer from communicating.
Print activities that have been paused or stuck may cause your printer to become unresponsive owing to a backlog of print jobs.
How Can I Solve an Offline Canon Printer Problem?
To bring your printer back online, try the following fixes:
Connections: Verify that your printer is connected to your computer via Wi-Fi or USB. Turn both devices back on.
Set as Default Printer: In Control Panel > Devices & Printers, right-click your Canon printer and select Set as Default.
Start the Print Spooler again. To locate Print Spooler, type "services.msc" into the Run (Win + R) command, then restart.
Reset Canon Printer: Many issues can be resolved with a simple reset. Restart the printer after turning it off and disconnecting it for a short time.
Update printer drivers: To download and install the most recent drivers, visit ij.start.canon.
You can quickly continue printing after resolving the Canon Printer Offline issue by following these steps.
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