Hi SA, if the MG2900 series is connected via Wi-Fi - try printing the network configuration page (hold down the Stop button until the Alarm lamp or LED flashes 15 times then release - with the printed information, if you look for the IP address (IPv4) try if you can access the printer's Remote UI (user interface), if you can then we know the printer available in LAN Not sure if you have downloaded the updated driver, from the Canon USA site looks like the MG2900 series has the Windows 10. Before installing the updated driver version, try if you can uninstall the current driver and it is also a good thing to create a Windows restore point. Windows 10 Gpu Drivers here. Reading some notes available in the web, the MG2900 series does not use the standard TCP/IP Port, it is use the Canon proprietary port called CNBJ, not sure if this will help, after uninstalling try to remove the Canon port manually (open Devices and Printers, select any printer icon, a the top click Print Server Properties, go to Ports tab and it will have a list of ports. Epson Xp 430 Driver Windows 10. Hi there, things that you can try - before you continue, as a suggestion best to create a Windows manual restore point - if the printer is connected via USB, turn the printer Off A. Uninstalling= when you download & run the self-extracting Canon driver it creates a folder located in Users -your account name- AppData Local Temp w_ _ _ _.TMP (note:AppData is hidden change the view option.