Canon Pixma MP620 drivers don't seem to exist yet.

Someone seems to have left Canon out of the dev loop for Win 10 drivers. Does anyone know of a workaround, or should I just set up a corporate account with Kinko's? I currently cannot print to paper, and sometimes I need to.

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jwoiton said:

Someone seems to have left Canon out of the dev loop for Win 10 drivers. Does anyone know of a workaround, or should I just set up a corporate account with Kinko's? I currently cannot print to paper, and sometimes I need to.

Also, please check out my new book, "Your Body Is Not Your Enemy," written by ex-MSFT turned nutritional therapist!

OK, sorted it out for myself through an unrelated post here. If you download the 8.1 drivers and run them in Compatibility Mode, it's all good!

jwoiton said:

OK, sorted it out for myself through an unrelated post here. If you download the 8.1 drivers and run them in Compatibility Mode, it's all good!

So I have the 8.1 drivers on my machine already.... how do I get them to run in Compatibility Mode?

Or do I have to reinstall them.... any help would be greatly appreciated. I love my printer and am so bummed that I'm not able to use it with windows 10.

Thank you!

Right-click on the executable and go to the Compatibility tab, then choose Win 7 or Win 8. Run the exe as normal.

Honestly, though, I just ran the exe that I'd downloaded from Canon's website and it worked. I powered off the printer and restarted it, just in case. Then I went into Notepad, typed in the word TEST and it printed as advertised. That should work for you as well, but let us know if it doesn't.

SWEET! I got the printer working with compatibility mode as you suggested! I don't have to buy a new printers AND I get to use up all the ink that I just recently bought!

You are officially.... my Windows 10 Hero!

Thank you so much! :)

jwoiton said:

OK, sorted it out for myself through an unrelated post here. If you download the 8.1 drivers and run them in Compatibility Mode, it's all good!

hello, i have the same problem, i can print but i cann't scan , one exit to this problem ? thank

I, too have the problem of being able to print but not scan. Can anyone please help with this issue?

Thanks!

jwoiton said:

OK, sorted it out for myself through an unrelated post here. If you download the 8.1 drivers and run them in Compatibility Mode, it's all good!

I have tried to download 8.1 drivers & run in Compatibility Mode. But still can't get the printer to find our TP-LINK network. Help please! How can I see if I have the correct driver?

Download latest Windows 8 or Windows 7 driver. Disconnect the printer. Right-click on the driver and select Properties, then Compatibility. Check the box to enable the list and select Windows 8 or 7 (according to the driver). Also check the Run as Administrator box, just in case. Click OK twice to close all windows. Run the setup. Connect your printer only when you see the message on the screen to do so. Connecting earlier can cause some devices not to install properly and require manual installation from Device Manager. If you want to install the printer wirelessly, you select the relevant option during the setup and then select that this is the first time you install the printer. The program will ask you to connect the USB cable to transfer data to the printer. Do it and wait. When installation is complete and your printer is connected to your router, you can then remove the USB cable and locate the printer to where you want. Not all models support scanning wirelessly! If you want to use the scanner you may have to connect the printer via USB.

spapakons said:

Download latest Windows 8 or Windows 7 driver. Disconnect the printer. Right-click on the driver and select Properties, then Compatibility. Check the box to enable the list and select Windows 8 or 7 (according to the driver). Also check the Run as Administrator box, just in case. Click OK twice to close all windows. Run the setup. Connect your printer only when you see the message on the screen to do so. Connecting earlier can cause some devices not to install properly and require manual installation from Device Manager. If you want to install the printer wirelessly, you select the relevant option during the setup and then select that this is the first time you install the printer. The program will ask you to connect the USB cable to transfer data to the printer. Do it and wait. When installation is complete and your printer is connected to your router, you can then remove the USB cable and locate the printer to where you want. Not all models support scanning wirelessly! If you want to use the scanner you may have to connect the printer via USB.

I believe that is what I have tried, more than once. Don't know where I've gone wrong. But now I can print from any of my 3 computers, with one connected to the printer by USB cable, even though the printer doesn't show up on my 'network.' I'll settle for that. Thanks again.