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In the confirmation pop-up, click the Open button.

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Now, the Canon PIXMA MP210 is ready to print all your files.

Click the Exit button to close the pop-up.

As a final pop-up, you will get the installation completed successfully.

You can also skip this step by clicking the Next button instead of the Execute button.

If you want, you can test the printer.

After that, you will get the Setup Completion pop-up.

If detected, it will install all the necessary files on your PC.

Now, choose your preferred connection method.

Click Yes on the End User License Agreement.

Choose your place of residence and click Next.

Now, click the Next button on the installation pop-up.

While installing the driver, plug the printer from your PC.

Go to the driver location and double-click the.

How to Install & Setup Canon PIXMA MP210 Printer Driver on Windows Supported Operating Systems : Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 8 64-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bitĭownload Canon PIXMA MP210 driver from Canon Website MP Driver for Windows Vista 7 8 8.1 64 bit.exe (Recommended) Supported Operating Systems : Windows XP 64-bit MP Driver for Windows XP 64 bit.exe (Recommended) Supported Operating Systems : Windows 8.1 32-bit, Windows 8 32-bit, Windows 7 32-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows XP 32-bit Post back if you are still stuck, I will be glad to help.Įdit: Ooh, maybe a method, boot into Safe Mode and uninstall there.MP Driver for Windows XP Vista 7 8 and 8.1 32 bit.exe (Recommended) Use websearches after that, but don't take any magic fixes as being correct for your system. I don't want registry problems to come back and bite me in the future.

I use the manufacturer's tools or instructions. This also involves editing the registry and I try to avoid that as far as I can. Some people search the system for the manufacturer's name and delete the findings. Many similar hardware manufacturers have "special" uninstallers for when the normal method won't work. Websearches may help, but I have a suspicion that Canon will have one. It won't help you much in the future if I end up finding it for you. Go to Canon website and look for an "uninstaller ". It may not be directly related to the drivers themselves, but the software associated with them. Some versions may not overwrite older versions. If you think another version was previously installed, that would be my suspicion.