Canon Printer not connecting to Wi-Fi is a common problem faced by many users. This problem becomes even more annoying when you are in a hurry to print. But there is nothing to worry about! In this blog, we will discuss the easy way to connect Canon printer to Wi-Fi via ij.start.canon and the solution to the problems.
1. Check the printer and network connection
First of all make sure that your Canon Printer is on. Also make sure that the Wi-Fi router is turned on and connected to a stable internet.
2. Use ij.start.canon for printer driver installation
ij.start.canon is the website from where you can download the printer drivers and software. Type ij.start.canon in the browser .Enter your printer model. Download and install the correct driver.
3. Use the WPS method (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)
Step 1: Press the WPS button on the printer.
Step 2: Press and hold the WPS button on the router for a few seconds.
Step 3: When the connection of both devices is successful, the Wi-Fi indicator light will become steady.
4. Use manual setup
If WPS doesn't work, use manual setup: Go to the printer display panel. Select Wi-Fi Setup or LAN Setup option. Select your network (SSID) and enter the password.
5. Reset the network
Turn off the printer and router. After 2-3 minutes turn on both the devices again. Now try connecting the printer to Wi-Fi again.
6. Update Firmware and Drivers
Go to ij.start.canon and download and install the latest firmware and drivers. This may resolve issues caused by outdated software.
If your Canon printer is not connecting to Wi-Fi, you can easily fix it with the help of the solutions given above. Going to ij.start.canon correctly , downloading the driver and completing the setup is the main part of this process. If the problem is still not resolved, contacting Canon support is a good option.