Usbprint - Canondevicef144

Ensure you are using a high-quality USB cable. Long or damaged cables can cause the system to misidentify the device.

When Windows displays this raw hardware ID instead of your printer's retail name, it usually means the generic operating system identifier is active, but the full, feature-rich manufacturer driver wrapper has not yet taken over or fully indexed the device name. Which Printer Models Use This ID?

The string is a USB Hardware ID (Device ID) used by the Windows operating system to identify a specific printing device connected via a USB port. usbprint canondevicef144

The string is a hardware ID used by the Windows operating system to identify a specific printer model connected via USB. This specific ID is most commonly associated with the Canon PIXMA iP2770 (also known as the iP2700 series) inkjet printer. Identification of USBPRINT\CanonDeviceF144

When Windows flags a printer with the generic hardware ID instead of the model name, the system is missing the necessary translation files. This issue typically stems from three specific scenarios: Ensure you are using a high-quality USB cable

Click , select your specific printer model from the generated list, and click Next to force the installation. Step 5: Check the Print Spooler Service

Click at the top menu bar, then choose Show hidden devices . Which Printer Models Use This ID

The identifier corresponds to a specific hardware ID used by Windows to identify a Canon LBP series printer, most notably the Canon LBP3000 .

Here is a breakdown of the feature:

To fix communication issues, it helps to understand how Windows treats a USB-connected printer. Your operating system uses a multi-layered driver stack to move a document from an application to paper: