The 'Administration' tab gives options for printers recognized as being installed on your system. You may also find this link helpful: The 'Home' tab window includes 'Command-Line Printing and Options' under 'CUPS for users 231' which lists various terminal commands including one for removing a named printer.
#Canon lbp6200 driver windows 10 64 bit install
You could use Synaptic to install the driver: search for the driver by typing the first few letters in the Synaptic search box, scroll to the driver, highlight and right click it, click 'Mark for installation' and then click 'Apply'. Re: your installation error - just to be sure, in the path you have shown for the installer, is ' /MyUserName/' the actual name of the folder in the path or have you just used that to keep that information private in this public thread? I ask because if you used '/MyUserName/' in error when you tried to install rather than the actual folder name, that would produce that kind of error. I've sent a pm to brian_p who was a considerable help to me so I hope he will come to your aid.
#Canon lbp6200 driver windows 10 64 bit password
The command is as follows without the speech marks: "sudo apt-get install" followed by a space and then the path to your deb files which might look something like "/home/ your username/ name of folder containing driver file/ then press the return key - you will likely need to enter your password before the command runs as sudo means running with root privileges. If you do this, try using the terminal after extracting the *.deb files to a suitable location. It might also be worth uninstalling the printer driver and reinstalling it in the newer version.
Whether updating to LM19.3 would be helpful, I don't know but it may be worth trying. You are not on the latest version of LM19 which is LM19.3. If there is nothing there than a print queue jam can be ruled out but if there is something there, you will need to remove it and try again. 'View Print Queue' as suggested by the number 6 item in your original list. Can you confirm that it is definitely not listed in the print queue in 'Printers - localhost' under 'Printer'. You say when you tried to print that an item appeared in the print queue and almost immediately disappeared. Sorry I missed noticing the number 4 item in your original post.
deb packages: linux-capt-drv-v271-uken/64-bit Driver/Debian/cndrvcups-capt_2.71-1_b and cndrvcups-common_3.21-1_b
I am fairly new to Linux and do not have experience with using the command prompt. Would really appreciate any help you can provide. I've done research on google (and on the forum) but have not been able to find/implement the right solution. I have been trying to install a canon printer without much progress.
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