For Dell E525W Driver From Toshiba

I have had to change a dozen computers so far to fix the issue. JT.

When trying to print, the printer (which is accessible via the GUI, so I know my computer is communicating with it) pauses, and when I try to resume, it pauses again.

It shows the following message at the top of the printer dialog window, which is different from other printers I can still print from - The printer is a Toshiba e-studio 4505AC.

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Ive deleted and reinstalled it several times, using the most current driver from Toshiba, and no dice.

This time when you pick the printer change the driver from Secure AirPrint to AirPrint instead.

I changed from secure airprint to the airprint driver, and the printer finally works fine.

I had solved the problem in a much less satisfactory way by using the printers IP address to set it up.

But the IP address changed three times, and after each change the printer stopped working.

I guess the IP address changed since I was testing cables in my network to see if I had a bad cable that was at the root of the problem.) Warmly, Roger3.

I am using a MBA with HIgh Sierra and and HP Color Laserjet M551 I cant print any better than Donald can think In other words, I cant print at all.

Note: I was able to print for a while, then I had to reinstall the print drivers, and now it doesnt print at all.

While AirPrint is great for finding the printer on the network regardless of its changing IP, there can be times when the discovery doesnt go as planned and your print job will sit in the queue as the system is looking for printer.

However, you can skip this issue and get a quicker connection most of the time by using an IP address when adding the printer.

To avoid the problem you are having now you might consider configuring your printer with a static(fixed) IP address on your network instead of having it get one dynamically from your router via DHCP.

Be sure to pick an address that is outside of your routers DHCP address range so that it doesnt give the same address to another device on the network.

Keep in mind that if you ever change your addressing scheme or take the printer to another network, you might need to put it back on DHCP or give it a new address if that new network has a different addressing scheme.

JT.

I wonder if High Sierra converted from AirPrint to Secure AirPrint for printers that it thought would support it.

I cannot say for sure because I do not recall the setting before upgrading.

But it does seem as though Secure AirPrint is problematic on High Sierra.

I have had to change a dozen computers so far to fix the issue.

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