| When you download the drivers from Canon, make sure you get the "setup" version, and not the "inf" version. It will be a much larger file.
Run the setup file after expanding the self-extracting zip download. When you do, you will be prompted to install the DIAS, and update and / or install new drivers.
My hunch is that the workstations which are printing OK directly have the service running, and the server does not. Matej most likely had success after installing the UFR driver because some of the newer drivers automatically install the service without being prompted to, which leads to the misconception the it's a driver issue, when it's really a service issue.
The MFP requires the bidirectional communication for account codes which the service provides, regardless of print language (PCL5, PCL6, UFR, or PostScript.) |