Printing on Yosemite is anyone haveing problems?

Woha, now that I have turned off the Sandboxing my M2875FW Samsung driver works now again and shows me even the fill state.

Thanks a lot for the hint. The old drivers now work for me again.

I have the same problem. My Canon MG5470 multi-function printer+scanner worked perfectly via WiFi on Mavericks, but doesn't work on Yosemite. I downloaded Canon's drivers and software and have to use their own scanner software since the Mac "Image Capture" application or my favourite Vuescan refuses to recognise the scanner over the network. I somehow managed to get the print function working after deleting and re-installing the printer.

Changing the sandbox options to relaxed or off didn't fix it.

I had the same with my Epson - just deleted the printer and set it up again - works now! Fixed in 30 secs. Using the basic drivers, not any special software packages.

I'm having exactly the same problem with my Epson CX 7300. It is plugged in my NetGear Ready Nas and everything was just fine on my MACs (1 Pro and 1 Air), after Yosemite it stopped... I'm trying update the driver but in epson site are available just for MAC OS 10.6.X. Any news from Apple? It seems everybody has the same problem with several printers brands

Didn't work for me! 😟

Same issue here, but different printer.

My Brother MFC7460DN printer (USB) won't print either since installing Yosemite. Box says 'printer offline'

The Brother website doesn't have driver updates for OS10.10 that I can see

Any ideas gratefully received

I too am having printer problems with Yosemite. BROTHER PRINTERS say they will have an updated driver by the END OF OCTOBER! Meanwhile they suggest:

We recommend contacting Apple about their inbox drivers that can be used temporarily until the 10.10 Brother drivers are released.

What are inbox drivers and has that worked for anyone else?? Thank you.

I have had the following reply from Brother ... no further forward 😟

At this time, drivers are not available for the 10.10 operating system. The software that will allow the machine to print is currently being updated and is set to be available later this month.

We have included a link directly below that you can click or copy and paste into an Internet browser to better assist with release dates and additional information regarding 10.10 Yosemite.

http://www.brother-usa.com/FAQs/Solution.aspx?FAQID=200000050684

Hi everyone

I am experiencing the same problem with a Canon netwerk driver. When I try to print in one of the MS Office packet programs like Word, Excel or PowerPoint, the program immediately shuts down with the following error:

Microsoft Error Reporting log version: 2.0

Error Signature:

Exception: EXC_CRASH (SIGTRAP)

Date/Time: 2014-10-27 13:35:57 +0000

Application Name: Microsoft Word

Application Bundle ID: com.microsoft.Word

Application Signature: MSWD

Application Version: 14.4.5.141003

Crashed Module Name: merp

Crashed Module Version: 2.2.4.141003

Crashed Module Offset: 0x00004422

Blame Module Name: CUPSPS2PDECommon

Blame Module Version: 3.31

Blame Module Offset: 0x00012699

Application LCID: 1043

Extra app info: Reg=en Loc=0x0413

Crashed thread: 0

I have updated the MS Office package, but there seems to be no update for the Canon printer C5051. I've tried several of the ideas which were already posted, but unfortunately the printer still doesn't work. Any ideas?

Kind Regards,

Try uninstalling your printer and reinstalling but when you reinstall make sure it is actually using your printers driver and not air print. I know some people that have been having issues with air print.

The solution was posted here by another user a while ago & it worked for me. I just came back to look at it again & say it worked, and it's now been deleted!!!!!

It was to do with relaxing sandbox & CUPS or something.

I have no idea where it's gone.

Thank you very much for your answer

We already tried that, but -again- unfortunately, it dod not solve the problem.

All the best,

Reinstall your print driver and delete your prefs. This worked for me.

You shouldn't have to buy a new printer (unless it's really old and there are no drivers available) - you'd just have the same problem with a new printer. A system update with printer driver updates: turn printer off after the update and then back on to load the driver. After pulling my hair out, I found turning off and then on did the trick. Sounds simplistic. Hope it works for you. Although nowadays, everything seems to update along with the OS X updates...

Thank You.