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

This worked! Apple must have patched this in the latest software update. Thank you!!!

I have also experienced this (but candidly don’t think it’s related to printer drivers)

1. what is it related to?
2. how do I delete drivers as the above suggested?

what do you mean delete the app? I don’t have a Dymo app on my computer, I just added the printer. I’ve read above someone say delete the printer and delete the drivers?

Ah well dymo = the printer you’re struggling with but you’re in the dymo thread. (See title of thread)

dymo’s are thermal label printers

I have same problem using a Canon MG2522 printer. I haven't heard back from Canon yet.

Finaly it is working! Make sure you have the latest software,

I've been dealing with DYMO issues like this ever since they first made their software available on a Mac. Don't hold your breath while waiting on DYMO to release a new version of the LabelWriter software for Mac. If it's like the past, it will take them months. I finally reached the end of my rope with this and I'll have the satisfaction of tossing my LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo into a lake and buying a Brother label printer which works fine with the M1 MacBook.

FWIW, Apple gave developers way more time to get ready for M1 and Big Sur than in any previous macOS beta...I know because I was on the developer beta. This is DYMO's problem...not Apple's. Same applies for several other high-visibility macOS apps that don't work with the M1. Most were just too lazy to make the switch to a universal app in time for the M1 release date.

At least the we know the Brother QL-1110NWB works with wireless printing from iPad or iPhone.

I would rather be able to print from iPad than have to drag out an old MacBook or PC.

I have actually been able to return my Dymo 4XL so no money lost.

Brandon - so you're not one of the thousands plagued with the Apple Magic Keyboard and Apple Magic Mouse being disconnected several times a day? This is the #1 problem the M1 has. I have to reset the Bluetooth Module several times a day and it's getting old...especially on two new M1 Macs.

Well I did just that! Returned all the Dymo printers and bought the Brother QL-1110NWB printers. We print a lot more than 20 labels per day and being able to print from multiple devices has been great!(First full day with it).

Having two computers at all our shipping label printers would not be viable. (I don't think that would be viable for any medium sized business.)

But if your only one person and you're only printing 20 labels a day I guess having a 2nd computer on your desk wouldn't be a big deal. Either way, the Brother QL-1110NWB prints both wirelessly and wired via USB.

Hi Brandon, I took earlier advice and simply purchased a Brother QL-1110NWB printer today.

I was unsure how long Dymo or Apple would take to fix the USB problem, and since I run a company I cannot sit and wait for fixes to come. Therefore I used an older Macbook for the sole purpose of printing labels. The physical space is not so much the problem as the work flow.

Can't run a multi million dollar global enterprise and be content with 2nd hand solutions. Either it works or it dosen't and money for purchasing more printers isnt the issue.

I will keep the Dymo for when the fix comes in as I have 2x 4XL and 2x 450 Dymo printers for our printing needs and after the fix, keep the Brother as a backup incase something like this ever happens again.

So it seems there is something to be done about this - however the bluetooth issues with keyboard and mouse is beyond irritating. So far we have 2x Mac Minis and I held off purchasing more until this issue is resolved too.

Just wanted to add that I’ve got the same issue when printing on an older Epson Stylus Photo 1400 printer. Epson support says that the current driver Printer Driver v10.85, release date 11/23/2020, fully supports BigSur. And it does work on my 2017 Intel MacBook running BigSur. The described error seems unknown to Epson.

Now I’m hoping for an update either to BigSur or the driver.

I'm also having this issue. I contacted Dymo and they were so rude. They said they're in the process of addressing the issue and they may release the required drivers in 2021 – not ideal when I've just dropped £1500 on a new MacBook. I tried to get a better date out of the guy at Dymo and he said February so we'll see.

To my knowledge they had plenty of notice to upgrade their drivers.

I'd urge anyone who bought the printer on Amazon to leave a 1 star review. Hopefully this'll put some pressure on them to fix the issue quicker!