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Smith Johnson
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Dec 15, 2021
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Here are the steps you need to follow to get and download the Canon ij Start Setup printer driver for Windows devices. It is important to follow these instructions with care:
• First, start Canon's official Canon website Canon IJ Setup on your Windows device.
• Following that, you will need to select the region you want to use, printer's model number as well as the OS version of your system.
• You must now start your Product Setup section.
• Then, look for the Download button, and click it.
• After you click on "Download", the driver's download process will start.
• Once you're done with the download process, save the downloaded file to the Downloads folder on your PC.
• Then, double-click the downloaded file to launch it.
• Then, open the installation file and then follow the steps on the screen.
• Then, click next.
• Then, you have to click the Finish button in order to complete your installation.
• You must then select a connection type.
• You must select the option Wireless LAN Connection option.
• Then, select Connect Through a Wireless Network or Router and then click the next button.
• Then, select to begin the Cableless Setup method and hit "Next.
• Follow the instructions that appear on your computer's screen.
• Once you have done that then click the Finish button to complete this connection procedure.
• You must now press Next.
• Then, you need to press the Exit button to quit the application.
• Now, you've connected to your ij.start.cannon IJ printer to an internet connection.

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