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: New firmware version 1.0.5.1 is available for EOS C70 : Help ensure your autofocus is properly aligned with a Canon Precision Alignment : New firmware version 1.1.1 is available for EOS R6 Mark II The USB cable that came with the printer has been misplaced but I am wondering if that is the only way I will be able to connect the printer to my laptop and print? What are the specific steps I need to take in order to change its recognition of the old SSID to the new SSID? The help pages do not give enough specifics as to how exactly I am supposed to make changes so that I may be able to connect my printer to the new network and thus I have finally, after hours of researching and taking all the necessary steps as outlined by the canon support page, resorted to making a post on this community forum in hopes someone may be able to help me with my particular situation. The only page I was able to print was a "Network Configuration Page" which still indicates it recognizes and wants to connect to the old network SSID.
At this point, I disabled firewall protections and hit the "redetect" button but still no success.
The message after the installation process is completed and it is searching for the network reads, "The printer could not be detected on the network". I have disabled my firewall protection while reinstalling the printer applications with no success. I have restarted my laptop, printer, and router with no success. I just purchased a new router and modem for faster wifi and when trying to print to my canon pixma mg3520 printer, the error message, "Printer not responding" came up.
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