Printing on Yosemite is anyone haveing problems?

Go to System Preference -> Printers & Scanners and delete your printers and then set them up again... I do this as a matter of course after any major system upgrade... (sometimes weird drivers get substituted somehow during the upgrade) and then turn the printers off and on...

It might solve your issue

Well my Samsung M2875FW stopped working also, I still can print over the airprint drivers, but not over the standard Samsung ones. Guess I have to wait for an update and use the airprint workaround (which is ok for me no big hazzle)

Hi ..

Try a reset > Mac OS X: How to reset the printing system

What kind of printer is it? What happens when you try to print? USB or wireless?

I have an Epson WF-7510 printer, that worked flawlessly under Mavericks. After upgrading to Yosemite, I couldn't print, even after Software Update updated its drivers. I tried deleting it and reinstalling it a number of times to no avail. Then I deleted the printer again, restarted, then added it and it now works great. I suspect a restart is in order after upgrading printer software. (I don't know if this would make an y difference or not, but I print wirelessly to this printer.)

I also use the Epson WF-7510 printer and am encountering the same problem with Yosemite.

HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 - printing into the infinity

Printer does not receive job over wi-fi. HP Printer utility will print but not Yosemite. Will print if shared via another computer with a Stable Operating System.

How irresponsible... Big frustration.

The exact same thing happened with iOS8. They are promising a fix with 8.1, but I guess it is never a good idea to update early before the bugs have been reported. However, someone has to use it to find the bugs.

i I have same problem with kodac esp7

have reinstalled software but still no joy. The printer utilty works detecting ink levels and I can pr.int a test page but any doc or email will not print. The printer tries to but then just spits out a blank page

Werner P.,

I am also stuck with the printer issue. No printers showing to remove, so I can't try that avenue. Can you please elaborate on what you did to set up your AirPrint workaround? I am not very familiar with that tool, so if you could detail the individual steps I would be exceedingly grateful.

Thanks very much in advance.

Kimspiess: I have an AirPrint enabled printer (Samsung M2875FW). This means despite the fact that AirPrint is for IOS, AirPrint also works on OS X since Mavericks. All I had to do is to add the printer via the printer system preferences and chose AirPrint as driver (The printer showed up automatically). I now can print over that driver even full duplex (one thing which did not work in Mavericks with the AirPrint drivers), also the dialog for the toner which is left now works over AirPrint.

So I have more or less a full replacement for the non working standard driver. However this workaround only works with AirPrint enabled printers, if you don't have AirPrint then you have to wait until your printer manufacturer or Apple releases a Cups 2.0 enabled printer driver.

Ok another workaround, I found out that my printer also is a generic PCL printer. I simply can choose generic PCL printer as driver and printing also works.

Having problems also with my Kodak ESP7 tries to print but says unexpected error occurred. Tried deleting and adding the printer again without success. Seems the driver is not compatible with Yosemite.

I am having the exact same issue, I've uninstalled, reinstalled, unplugged, turned off, and rebooted. Don't know if what else can be done. HELP!!! I don't want to have to go buy a new printer.

This is a CRAZY situation!

ALL printers that worked before the upgrade have stopped working. After printer reset and de-installation, then installation of printer drivers, within the Yosemite OS, tried to print.

System reports that the print worked OK, found the printers on the network etc. then I went to the printer and nothing was there!

According to Yosemite the print finished fine! Clearly the printed document just went into the ether!

It's almost like going back the early 90's with Linux! Not the 2014's with the world's supposed most sophisticated software (actually Unix, but close enough).

Why do Apple issue upgrades like this without testing them properly!

I've decided to take this to the local courts on a "not fit for purpose" basis.

SMB