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same error mess here. sigh.
[doublepost=1533772514][/doublepost]OK i think ihave found a workaround. for whatever reason even though I have just updated my iphone too this seems to work form the iphone

I have a canon mx922 w/ wifi

any prog ( bean, text edit , pages ) in mojave on my macbook pro didn't work .

got error message error = 10, 1 page

I put the text doc in pages then added to my icloud drive.

looked up doc on my iphone 6s and opened in pages on i-phone 6s

select ( three dots) logo in top right of iphone screen

this will open "more" menu. 4th down is print icon

press print icon

see printer options menu

select printer. canon mx920 series

hot print button in top right next to printer options. shazaaaa


note I tried this on two different docs

ok I tried this fix which came from later in the thread and it worked for me... my canon mx922 printer is now working
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copy/then delete from CUPs folder (/usr/libexec/cups )
to some new folder somewhere ( desktop )

reboot

copy back from folder to /usr/libexec/cups

reboot

open sys prefs, go to printers and scanners. highlight existing printer, right mouse click and choose reset option.

restart your printer (physically disconnect from power, wait, restart)

then... add the printer back again.


restarting the printer (power down, power up), wasn't required the 2nd time I tried this.



crazy that this workaround works, but okay, it does.
 
ok I tried this fix which came from later in the thread and it worked for me... my canon mx922 printer is now working
----------------------------------

copy/then delete from CUPs folder (/usr/libexec/cups )
to some new folder somewhere ( desktop )

reboot

copy back from folder to /usr/libexec/cups

reboot

open sys prefs, go to printers and scanners. highlight existing printer, right mouse click and choose reset option.

restart your printer (physically disconnect from power, wait, restart)

then... add the printer back again.


restarting the printer (power down, power up), wasn't required the 2nd time I tried this.



crazy that this workaround works, but okay, it does.
I agree but worked for me also.
 
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