After I upgraded to Sierra 10.12, I found the Scan-from-PC Setting pops up every time when I turn on or reboot the computer. It is quite annoying. Can anyone knows how to fix it? Thanks.
I am guessing it is the result of a Login Item. To remove it please read macOS Sierra: If you think you have incompatible login items.
The information in that window is not legible. Try taking a screenshot of just the window itself, not the whole screen. To learn how to do that please read Take pictures of the screen on your Mac - Apple Support:
To take a picture of a window, press Shift-Command-4-Space bar, move the pointer over the window, then click.
Thanks John for your quick reply. Below is the scan shot recapped with the Scan-from-PC Settings as well as the Login item. Kindly please note that it was running normal without popping up before I upgrade to Sierra 10.12. Thanks.
Thanks. If you do not need to use that function just select it and click the [—] (minus) button in Login Items, and it won't launch when you log in or restart your Mac. That does not remove the "Canon IJ Network Scanner" program, it just prevents it from launching every time you start your Mac.
The message may be appearing because Mac is unable to find that scanner or multifunction device on your network, and perhaps you just have to add it again.
The following Apple Support documents may be helpful:
macOS Sierra: Set up a scanner - support.apple.com
Mac Basics: Using a scanner - Apple Support
macOS Sierra: Scanning troubleshooting
Otherwise, contact Canon for support.
Thanks John, I do need to use this function actually. Again, it was running normal without popping up the windows before upgrading to Sierra 10.12. Thanks.
Scan-from-PC setting pops up every time on startup after upgraded Sierra 10.12
