Encryption Credentials has Expired for Printer

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Try choosing AirPrint instead of Secure AirPrint when adding the printer: in AddPrinter, hold the Option key down while selecting the printer - that should show both AirPrint and Secure AirPrint in the Use menu.

Go to System Preferences, click on Printers and Scanners, Highlight the printer with the encryption error, click the + icon (mine is on the bottom left of the pop-up), in the new pop-up window hold the option key and select the printer, a new section in that window should appear. On the "Use:" line switch from Secure AirPrint to AirPrint, and then click "Add". It should work. Good luck.

Pastelon wrote:

I updated to Ventura 13.1 and now my printer will not print. I get the message "encryption credentials has expired." I have removed the printed, sent it from the Library to the trash, emptied the trash, shut down, and shut down the computer/printer. When I return to add the printer back I still get the same message. I'm sure I'm missing a step somewhere but I've been working on it for two hours and now I just need help.

Removed and re added the printer>AirPrint

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AirPrint vs. Secure AirPrint is not an option in OS 13.1.

In OS 13.1, I don't see an option to select AirPrint vs Secure AirPrint.

I got it to work. Hooray!!

The issue was the encryption credentials in the printer had expired. I went to the online printer interface and reset the printer's encryption setting, and it worked fine from that point on.

I used the steps you outlined. When I held down the option key and selected the printer, it showed "secure AirPrint" along with the printer's name. After installation, I chose the printer, and the word "secure" was no longer in the name, and it reported encryption credentials had expired for the printer.

I'm attempting to connect a Ricoh MP C3503 printer which worked fine before the Ventura 13.2 upgrade.

Hold the option key down before selecting the AirPrint printer. The Use: menu should be populated with the name of the printer and two ppds - "Secure AirPrint" and "AirPrint".

Thank you! I’ve been trying to figure this out for days! I couldn’t see the AirPrint and Secure AirPrint. Does the option key show hidden things often?!

Thank you! I kept reading to reinstall and choose AirPrint instead of Secure AirPrint but COULD NOT find how to do that! All it took was holding down the option key!

OMG - I have been trying to fix this on and off for weeks - had to go back to using an older Mac. You suggestion just worked for me. Thank you so so much for your help.

When adding the new printer look for the "Use:" line, switch from Secure AirPrint to AirPrint, and then click "Add". It should work. Good luck.