Epson Printer - Encryption Credentials have expired -Airprint

Our 2 x Macbook Airs (Apple M1/Ventura 13.1) are today, suddenly unable to print from our Epson WF-3640. Having tried some things on an earlier thread about the same issue - and Googling and testing a number of solutions - we've run out of ideas. NOTE: Our old 2013 Macbook Air on the latest Big Sur op system had the same issue - but resolved it by uninstalling/reinstalling the printer. In the 'Add Printer' pop up under 'Use' we were able to choose 'Air Print' which solved the problem. However, after spending a lot of time on the phone to Apple, we still cannot even find 'Air Print' as an option to choose for the other two laptops. Apple suggested we reinstall Ventura - but still no solution. Really don't want to have to buy a new printer. Any ideas? (Have reset printer, unplugged modems, installed/reinstalled etc. - 4- hours of pain ongoing.) Thanks in advance!

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Posted on Jan 4, 2023 11:35 PM

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Posted on Jan 25, 2023 1:32 PM

Not sure if you've solved your problem yet, but I couldn't get the driver solution to work for me either. So I found this and it worked - the printer time was off by 1 hour from my computer time. Looks like it was published yesterday.


https://epson.com/faq/SPT_C11CD16201~faq-0000da0-shared


Hope it helps.

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