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I'm migrating from a 10.7 Mac to a new 10.9 Mac. I have a Canon Pixma iP3000 printer hooked up to an Airport Extreme, which works fine on my old machine. However, when I try to set it up on my new machine, it fails. So I try to add it manually, by choosing 'Add Printer or Scanner' It asks me to choose a driver, so I choose 'Select Software' That gives me a dialog box with a grand total of 16 drivers to choose from (12 showing, 4 more when I scroll down). None of them are Canon drivers.

When I do the same on my old (10.7) machine, I see hundreds of drivers. As you can see, the first page is just the beginning of the 'A's alphabetically. So: did Mountain Lion or Mavericks start shipping with almost no printer drivers? Have I done something wrong? Can I download these drivers from somewhere? Canon claims they should already be installed on my machine, and won't give me a download for them.

Update: I tried connecting the printer directly to the Mac over USB. The dialog box only became more adamant that it didn't have a suitable driver. I had the same problem with a Canon ip1700 and the following worked for me: • Download the Combined Canon Driver from Apple ( or ) • In the printer setup dialog, pick a printer with a similar number to the printer you have. In the case of the ip1700, it isn't listed in the list of supported printers for the driver, which is why the mac doesn't auto-download it. However if you tell your mac the printer is an ip1800 then it actually works fine. I'm guessing the same trick may also work for the ip3000.