Airprint iOS 8

Check the Samsung homepage for an updated firmware which should fix your issues.

Coming back to say after installing 8.1 on Ipad Air native AIr Print does not work in any app that Ive tried. Its recognized in the network and even appears to spool a bit as before but will not print, I didn't get the same error message but it did not print, I reverted to Wireless Direct by selecting on the printer and then you select the printer in settings/wifi and go back and print, That works fine but two more steps, After printing the network must be selected again in settings/wifi.. Disappointed but the HP 3511 may be too old for HP to issue an update for IOS 8 which is what I understand is required By Apple (hearsay I admit).

DIane Fields

Has anyone tried a clean install. I am about to in order to clean up some slowness issues. i have version 8.0.2 installed on my ipad Air and Epson iprint works but Safari can't see my Epson Printer.

John Gerard

I tried your suggestion, pressing the home and off button on my iPad, restarted my HP 3050A printer, reset my ATT U-verse router. Voila, somehow my printer finally works after several tries. 🙂Thank you!

JaniceTeruko Temple from Sacramento CA

Same problem here, since update to iOS 8 I am facing problems with airprint. "URF ERROR - Incomplete Session by time out" is the only thing my iPAD can print now 😟 Factory reset on Samsung Xpress didn't solve the problem... Apple, can you please fix this?

Printer firmware update solved the issue :-)

I have a new Canon MF229dw multi-function. I guess I am lucky that it does work with my iOS8 devices - but there is a delay of over 60 seconds every time I try to print from my iPad or iPhone. I'd love to see if it will work with iOS7, but unfortunately all of my devices are already on iOS8 and of course there is no way to fall back. There are no firmware updates that I have been able to find. I'd consider switching to a different printer, but I have no idea if it would work any better than this Canon or not.

I still don't get how Apple can take a working Airprint protocol, make changes to it in an update, and then blame the manufacturers for it no longer working! Not to mention that they will never acknowledge the problem publicly, but either ignore the problem altogether or quietly fix it in a future update (which of course will break something else). This really wouldn't frost me *if* Apple allowed some way to fall back to a previous iOS, but of course they don't.

Looks like Samsung has released a firmware update that addresses the ios8 update. I've updated and now all my devices print.

I deliberately waited until I installed iOS 8.1.2 – three guesses: it does not work. AirPrint is over for now and for me. Dialog is there, all printers are there, and a spinning beach ball.

I always thought Apple has a certain expertise in print since the LaserWriter. A little more waiting time and improved quality assurance – I would not mind

I have this problem too and it is on a Samsung C460W multi-purpose devices. Essentially, my new iPhone 6 sees the device on the internet, prepares for printing but nothing comes out. Before all was fine with my old iPhone. I called the Samsung Hotline and they could not help, it is not something on their end.

Mark

ok and how did you update the firmware? When was that please?

Mark

same here, spinning wheel .... Samsung now suggested to install their mobile printing app but then I would need to configure all my mail accounts on there app again which is not what I want.

Mark

I Went to the Samsung website and found my device and updated from there. Hope this helps.

I am having difficulty with updating firmware for Samsung M2825DW printer (assume process is same at least for other Samsung models).

I download the new firmware, but even tho Mac OS is listed, it would appear that its Windoz.

Hoping to get back my AirPrint. Any help appreciated.

I reset Ipad and still Airprint doesn't work...doesn't see the printer. Cannon MX922.

Both IPhone5 and Ipad3 are upgraded to IOS 8.0, and only IPad is having this problem.