Free Canon i9900 printer
Apr 17, 2019 21:00:33 #
I have a i9900 Canon printer that I no longer use. for this model Canon does not support Windows 10
driver. I could only print up to 8 X 10 In the past it may have been used for 400 pictures.
Bought a PRO10 which is supported by Canon and works great.
Any one who may be interested to pick it up from my house more than welcome I have the book and the disc. I live in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles please send me a note if you are interested
driver. I could only print up to 8 X 10 In the past it may have been used for 400 pictures.
Bought a PRO10 which is supported by Canon and works great.
Any one who may be interested to pick it up from my house more than welcome I have the book and the disc. I live in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles please send me a note if you are interested
Apr 17, 2019 21:40:21 #
Peter Braun wrote:
I have a i9900 Canon printer that I no longer use. for this model Canon does not support Windows 10
driver. I could only print up to 8 X 10 In the past it may have been used for 400 pictures.
Bought a PRO10 which is supported by Canon and works great.
Any one who may be interested to pick it up from my house more than welcome I have the book and the disc. I live in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles please send me a note if you are interested
driver. I could only print up to 8 X 10 In the past it may have been used for 400 pictures.
Bought a PRO10 which is supported by Canon and works great.
Any one who may be interested to pick it up from my house more than welcome I have the book and the disc. I live in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles please send me a note if you are interested
To potential buyers, this note from the Canon Web site about the i9900 is sorta helpful, almost:
"Windows 7 or Windows 8 drivers should function in the new Windows 10 environment with some limitations which are currently unknown to Canon." One might well ask, "Since you mention the limitations, and they are unknown, why the hell didn't you bother to find out?" >Alan
Apr 17, 2019 21:43:21 #
So I keep mine fastened to my Win7 desktop which I have no reason to give up. I hate Win10. It's supposed to do so much more for you but it's all so obscure.
Apr 17, 2019 23:23:26 #
I know the limitations for me it is not working to print bigger than 8x10 that is limiting for me but no one said you should take it after all you did not pay for it I did
Apr 18, 2019 01:21:11 #
revhen wrote:
So I keep mine fastened to my Win7 desktop which I have no reason to give up. I hate Win10. It's supposed to do so much more for you but it's all so obscure.
rvhen: I am so with you.
Microsoft has a long tradition of taking a great product and "upgrading" in a manner that makes it confusing and harder to use than the previous version. I used to use Styles and Tables of Contents for years in WORD, and it pretty simple. In Office Word 365 it is incomprehensible. I still haven't figured it out. And don't even get me started on the inherent unreliability of Windows as an operating system.
Alan <<
Apr 18, 2019 09:56:28 #
Peter Braun wrote:
I know the limitations for me it is not working to print bigger than 8x10 that is limiting for me but no one said you should take it after all you did not pay for it I did
:)
Apr 18, 2019 10:14:36 #
aellman wrote:
rvhen: I am so with you.
Microsoft has a long tradition of taking a great product and "upgrading" in a manner that makes it confusing and harder to use than the previous version. I used to use Styles and Tables of Contents for years in WORD, and it pretty simple. In Office Word 365 it is incomprehensible. I still haven't figured it out. And don't even get me started on the inherent unreliability of Windows as an operating system.
Alan <<
Microsoft has a long tradition of taking a great product and "upgrading" in a manner that makes it confusing and harder to use than the previous version. I used to use Styles and Tables of Contents for years in WORD, and it pretty simple. In Office Word 365 it is incomprehensible. I still haven't figured it out. And don't even get me started on the inherent unreliability of Windows as an operating system.
Alan <<
What unreliability? I got Windows 10 the first day it was free to download, I have never had a problem with it, not one! I have gone from Windows 3.1, 95, 98, Windows ME, XP, Windows 8 and 8.1. Windows 10 is the most stable and reliable OS of them all.
Apr 18, 2019 14:22:30 #
Earnest Botello wrote:
What unreliability? I got Windows 10 the first day it was free to download, I have never had a problem with it, not one! I have gone from Windows 3.1, 95, 98, Windows ME, XP, Windows 8 and 8.1. Windows 10 is the most stable and reliable OS of them all.
Agreed.
I have been down the same road and think Win 10 is stellar~Apr 18, 2019 14:36:48 #
Jakebrake wrote:
Agreed. I have been down the same road and think Win 10 is stellar~
I have been down the same road and think Win 10 is stellar~Thanks, Jakebrake, I also went thru Windows Vista, which I forgot to mention.
Apr 18, 2019 16:26:20 #
Peter Braun wrote:
I have a i9900 Canon printer that I no longer use. for this model Canon does not support Windows 10
driver. I could only print up to 8 X 10 In the past it may have been used for 400 pictures.
Bought a PRO10 which is supported by Canon and works great.
Any one who may be interested to pick it up from my house more than welcome I have the book and the disc. I live in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles please send me a note if you are interested
driver. I could only print up to 8 X 10 In the past it may have been used for 400 pictures.
Bought a PRO10 which is supported by Canon and works great.
Any one who may be interested to pick it up from my house more than welcome I have the book and the disc. I live in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles please send me a note if you are interested
Hi Peter,
I am in Los Angeles and would love to have your printer and pick it up if still available.
Please let me know
Luis
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