Cannot print pdf files
Hi. Suddenly my printer cannot print pdfs. It was fine until about five days ago (24 March 2022).
I have a new Windows 10 64bit installed on my PC. A laptop that also uses the printer via wireless has Windows 7. Printer is Canon Pixma ip7250. I have the latest version of Adobe Reader DC on my PC, and a laptop has the licensed version.
The first problem was that neither the PC nor the laptop could printing pdfs and images that had been email attachments sent from a mobile phone, nor could they print the pdfs on Microsoft Edge.
All these things had been working fine with Windows 10 until five days ago.
Sessions with Canon support ensued, mostly re-installation of drivers.
Now one laptop can print pdfs via usb, but not via the wireless version.
Now the wireless printer installations cannot print pdf files at all, but sometimes manage to print pdf files.
No error codes appear.
Rarely, a pop up flashes briefly, something about spooling.
After a while, a message appears saying the printer cannot print the file.
Usually the printer makes noises when wireless printing of pdfs is attempted, and occasionally it slowly grinds out a couple of lines or part of a page - never a full page. So the printer is connecting just fine.
Pdf files that are small, for eg 360kb, appear in the print queue as for eg 5 megabytes.
I see from forums that there was an issue with Adobe Reader not printing in 2021 and earlier in 2022, but the March update was supposed to fix it.
It looks as if for my printer, the March update killed printing pdf files.
Is there a fix for this?
