Can't See Connected Printer in Settings...

I connected my Canon printer to my HP Spectre laptop running the latest build of Win10 directly via USB for the first time, did Canon's setup, and the printer works great - but in Settings/Devices, there's no printer connected. Searching for a printer results in nothing found. The printer is identified as "Unspecified" in Control Panel/View Devices and Printers. This is an issue for me, as I need to share this printer on my home network, but I can't even get my laptop to recognize that there's a printer connected.

I did my research and have done the following, multiple times:
- Uninstalled Canon software
- Deleted Canon folder
- Uninstalled printer driver
- Ran the "printui /s /t2" command to remove the Canon print server
- Even edited the registry for instances of specific Canon
- Created a virtual USB port manually in hopes that this was the problem, it wasn't, I removed it
- Plenty of restarts after every change

I am totally stumped. I must be overlooking something.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
-bk

I have a Canon TS9120 printer, connected via USB. Works perfectly print-wise, but Win10 doesn't know the printer is connected and being able to share it is a non-starter.

It can use WiFi, and I may try that, but shouldn't Win10 be able to "see" the connected peripheral and manage it in Settings?

Any ideas you have would be greatly appreciated.
-bk

Thanks. I've done that, maybe 2 or 3 times today.

Oh well, maybe it will remain a mystery!
Bummer!

Don't think I tried that.
I'll report back.
Thanks!
-bk

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I looked in Settings and didn't see the exact same screen you show.
I did try to add a new "Device" in settings, the way I see it, and it never recognizes the Canon printer.
But, the Canon driver is installed and it's the default printer! If I try to print from Word or from Chrome my Canon printer is right there as the first choice. And it works great.

But, without having Win10 recognizing the printer, I have no ability to share the printer on my home network.
Frustrating!!

Any other ideas are totally welcomed!!
-bk

Got it to work!
I had to manually define the physical connection to the printer (actual path).
Didn't bother to do that initially, as I didn't think I could get the path syntax right.
But I did.
Wanted to post in the event that someone else has the same issue.

Thanks everyone!
-bk