AirPrint not working after iOS 17 Update

I have the same issue with Canon MF240 and no security software installed on my iPhone and iPad. Just updated to iOS 17.0.1 . The printer name shows up for a while and then disappears! I can print from my computer. I didn’t have this issue until before updating to iOS 17. Please fix this problem, it’s really annoying.

Same on Brother MFC 2700DW. You choose the printer, then it shortly disappears and you can’t print. Worked great with IOS 16 and before. Apple: please fix this, as it seems to be on your end with the new IOS.

I had the same issue with my Canon MF240 series. I updated the Canon firmware using the keys and screen on the printer itself and now AirPrint works again! On the Canon ImageClass printer, hit the Menu key, then use the screen and navigation keys to select System Management Settings/Update Firmware. (It's the last item on a long drop-down menu). Success!

I have found a solution to the airprint. As it turns out, it was not IOS 17 it was Canon. I called Canon, they walked me through how to update the firmware ( 22.07) on my printer. Airprint is now working!😄

I can't print from my iphone after updating to iOS 17. I wish I hadn't. I have a Samsung printer that's no longer supported so I can't update firmware. I tried restarting everything (printer, phone, router) but that didn't work. I don't have VPN set up or antivirus on my phone. I can print from my macbook but this really inconvenient to not be able to print from my phone.

Has anyone with a Samsung printer found a solution? I'd rather not put my printer in a landfill. It worked fine with iOS 16. Apple, can you fix this please? I don't need the useless updates with iOS 17 (like "posters" for contacts.).

thanks,

I guess over 1,500 people are also experiencing this so it's good to know I'm in good company. I'm surprised this hasn't been fixed in the many number of iOS 17 updates so far.

I have a Brother Laser printer and it stopped working after iOS 17. The firmware has been updated. The printer is hard wired to the same network as my iPhone.

My HP printer stopped working on the IOS 17! Thought it was the fault of the printer. I got a new HP printer but it didn’t work as well. It recognised the printer after I downloaded the HP App from the Apple Store, but I cannot print because it always shows the printer offline! It’s frustrating. Both the iPad, iMac and iPhone doesn’t recognise the printer.

Blah_blah_011 Said:

"Cannot AirPrint after updating to ios17 on iPhone: Issue was fixed after updating firmware on Canon printer under Menu -> System Management -> Update Firmware”

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Updates are what firmware is all about. To get something working as it should with a newer Operating System and to fix bugs, install firmware updates.

Excellent job troubleshooting!

The AirPrint facility on my iPhone 11 running iOS 17.01 is now accepting the printer, but when one prints it just says waiting and doesn’t print. On cancelling the print command the print screen cancels but won’t then one can’t remove the screen. It only removes on a reboot. This is definitely an Apple problem so it’s time they sorted it.

I posted this in another thread and a few folk found it useful, I have copied it here

I had the same issue with an Kyocera laser printer, old but very quick duplex office printer, worked perfectly under iOS 16, would be recognised in the printer dialogue by iOS 17, but then quickly disappeared and would not print. Would not take a firmware update.

As I understand it, the older printers had an earlier version of AirPrint (Bonjour) 1.2.1 (2003 - 2015) which it seems is no longer supported by Apple Inc. The current version (?) is 3.1.0.1 dated April 2018 as far as I can tell. Printers which support AirPrint 3.1.0.1 should work. Unless a firmware upgrade to 3.1.0.1 works for your printer, iOS 17 won’t AirPrint to your device. Check with your printer help desk what version of AirPrint they support.

I got around this by configuring an AirPrint (Bonjour) print server running cups Bonjour print services, this is open source, from Apple, (cost me $50) which connects via USB to the printer, only pulls 5 volts and solved my printing problem without having to buy a new expensive laser. Hope this helps.

I had the same problem with Canon MF644 printer even with latest firmware. it turns out to be wi-fi security setting that "private Wi-Fi address" is enabled. After having it disabled my iOS 17.1 iphone is able to find Canon MF. Hope it helps.

This issue has apparently been fixed silently in iOS 17.4. I’ve tested on multiple devices running both 17.4 and 17.4.1 and works with my old HP LaserJet PRO 200 M276nw which still has a firmware datecode of 20190401.

It is obvious from the volume of replies that this is a big issue

Is anyone at Apple paying attention?

“SO after a lot of water time I found this comment - spot on. I deleted the Norton app on the iPad and now everything woks properly. If you're running Norton I'd try this first. Once they update I'll reinstall on my iPad.”

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Keep Security Software Off of Apple Devices:

All another read to why not to use Security Software on an Apple Device. Security Software just gets in the way, and this is a pure example of how and why. So, keep it off of your Apple devices.

How to Uninstall from and iPad:

Use the uninstaller to remove it from a computer, as just removing it from the trash would leave caches and shortcuts laying about your system files. As for a mobile device (ie this iPad), just hold you finger down on it in the Home Screen and remove it when it jiggles. Then, restart your iPad, having made a major change to your device. Know to always restart your device, after uninstall software and after installing updates so that all gets set to how it show be.

Ko2320 wrote:

My HP printer stopped working on the IOS 17! Thought it was the fault of the printer. I got a new HP printer but it didn’t work as well. It recognised the printer after I downloaded the HP App from the Apple Store, but I cannot print because it always shows the printer offline! It’s frustrating. Both the iPad, iMac and iPhone doesn’t recognise the printer.

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