Canon Printer Not Connecting to WiFi

If the Canon printer in your office or home is struggling to connect to WiFi, it might be because of a weak internet or corrupted network settings on the printer. You may have entered the wrong WiFi details (SSID or password). Try any of these simple fixes to get the issue resolved without a technician’s help: 

Reconnect the Printer to WiFi

• Turn on your printer, and navigate to its settings using the touchscreen or the arrow buttons.
  
  

• Go to LAN Settings, and then select WiFi.
  
  

• Select WiFi Setup, then choose your wireless network from the screen.
  
  

• After that, enter the correct password.
  
  

• If your printer has a WiFi button, press and hold it, then press and hold the WPS button on the router for 3 seconds.
  
  

Update or Reinstall Printer Drivers

• Open a browser and go to usa.canon.com/support.
  
  

• Search for your printer model name in the search bar.
  
  

• Select the “Software & Drivers” option.
  
  

• Choose your operating system and its version from the drop-down list.
  
  

• From the list of driver options, choose a package for your printer.
  
  

• After that, click on Download.
  
  

• Wait for the driver package to download to your computer in the Downloads folder.
  
  

• Open the driver’s file by double-clicking on it, and then let it install on your computer.

Disable VPN or Firewall Temporarily

• Open Settings on your computer, and select “Network & Internet.”
  
  

• Select VPN, and then select the VPN connection you want to disable.
  
  

• Turn off or disconnect the VPN connection. 
  
  

• To turn off the firewall, go to Settings on your computer.
  
  

• Select Privacy & Security, and select Firewall & Network Protection.
  
  

• Click on your active network, whether private or public.
  
  

• Turn off the firewall.

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