Use the up/down arrows to select ENABLE, then press the OK button. Use the up/down arrows to select ENABLE/DISABLE BONJOUR, then press the OK button.Ĩ. Use the up/down arrows to select BONJOUR SETTINGS, then press the OK button.ħ. Use the up/down arrows to select OTHER SETTINGS, then press the OK button.Ħ. Use the up/down arrows to select LAN SETTINGS, then press the OK button.ĥ. Use the left/right arrows to select DEVICE SETTINGS, then press the OK button.Ĥ. Press the third Function button below the screen to display the SETUP menu.ģ. Navigate to SETUP from the main screen of the printer.Ģ. To ensure the setting is enabled, please follow these steps:ġ. If the setting is disabled, you will not be able to print via Apple AirPrint. You will want to ensure that the Bonjour setting on the printer is enabled. I'm ready to rip my hair out by the roots! Oh: I have a Mac and I turned on Printer Sharing via Ethernet for devices using Wifi. I'm a disabled vet and bought this printer after scrimping and saving and all it's done is collect dust and I'm bereft. I'd be so grateful for some assistance that I'd cry if paper started spewing from my printer. Canon's support page consists of 'Turn the printer on, and AirPrint your documents!' I have googled the bejesus out of this problem over the months that I've had this problem, and haven't found one iota of useful information. Problem is that I don't ever need to print via that method. When I attempt to print, I'm told, 'No AirPrint Printers found.'Īs a test, I tried using Google Cloud print, and that worked.

My Network Config Page shows that my Wireless LAN is Enabled my Connection is Active the Signal Strength is 100%. My iPad Air running 8.1.3 (and several previous versions) has never been able to find my MG5420 via AirPrint to print to it.

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