M1 MacBook Air "Missing USB Class Driver" when trying to print to Dymo 4xl

I can print wirelessly to my Epson printer with no issues. I downloaded the latest Dymo USB driver 8.7.5 that is supposedly compatible with Big Sur.


I go through the installation and it seems to work fine. The Mac recognizes the Dymo 4xl printer in the print utility. When I try to print directly via a USB connection (no hub) the error message on the print dialog reads "Missing USB Class Driver" and nothing will print.


Here's what I have tried to so far to troubleshoot:


Reset the entire printer system

Rebooted after drive install

Deleted Dymo drive and tried reinstall.


Any help or insight would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you!


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Posted on Nov 28, 2020 11:13 AM

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Posted on Nov 30, 2020 11:36 AM

Same problem. DYMO responded to my inquiry on Nov. 19, 2020 with "The error message is because our software is not compatible with the M1 processors, the developers are working on a compatible driver but we do not have any confirmed date of releasing that driver."

I use the DYMO to print shipping 4x6 labels so had to switch to alternative brand (wireless capability).

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Jan 15, 2021 5:03 AM in response to BarrettRothe

I know what a Dymo thermal printer is. I just don’t have a Dymo App on my comouter to print as someone above mentioned. I deleted the printer and then added the printer again. Someone above mentioned to delete the printer AND the drivers. I did delete the printer but do not know how to “and delete the drivers.”


mine is still not working as I’m still getting the original error “missing USB ...”

Feb 25, 2021 12:17 AM in response to pompie

i have the same problem too but still as of late feb the update is still not here at the moment i cannot print on my M1 MBP and i im trynna figure out if i can print but sadly not, first i had a problem about my printer's software because it said it was not on my mac and now my computer is saying that usb driver is missing and i tried to search for what the problem is all about and it turns out that it was about apple's new chip

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