Usbprint Canondevicef144 -

If you want, provide a device’s lsusb output (Linux) or the Windows Device Manager device instance ID and I’ll map the vendor/product IDs to the exact Canon model and suggest the correct driver package.

The string USBPRINT\CanonDeviceF144 is a hardware ID used by the Windows operating system to identify a specific printer model connected via USB. This specific ID is most commonly associated with the Canon PIXMA iP2770 (also known as the iP2700 series) inkjet printer. Identification of USBPRINT\CanonDeviceF144

When you connect a printer to a Windows PC, the system searches for a matching driver using this hardware ID. If your computer displays this string instead of the printer's name, it typically means the correct driver is missing or the printer is in a service mode. Primary Device: Canon PIXMA iP2770 / iP2700 series. Connection Type: USB (indicated by the USBPRINT prefix).

Common Context: This ID frequently appears in technical guides for "resetting" printers that have encountered a 5B00 error (waste ink counter full). Troubleshooting and Drivers

If your device is showing up as CanonDeviceF144 and not working, follow these steps:

Install Official Drivers: Visit the Canon Support page and search for PIXMA iP2770 or iP2700 series drivers. Installing the full software package will replace the generic hardware ID with the correct printer name. usbprint canondevicef144

Check Connection: Ensure you are using a high-quality USB cable. Long or damaged cables can cause the system to misidentify the device.

Port Configuration: If the driver is installed but the printer won't print, verify that the "Port" in Printer Properties is set to a virtual USB printer port (e.g., USB001).

Hardware Reset: If the printer is stuck in an error state, you may need to perform a manual reset. This often involves holding the Stop button while powering on the device to enter "Service Mode," at which point the CanonDeviceF144 ID is often detected by reset utility software. Is it another device?

While primarily linked to the iP2770, hardware IDs can occasionally appear in driver databases alongside other components if a computer's system scan was performed while multiple drivers were missing. Some databases might list it near Ethernet or server adapter drivers, but these are unrelated to the actual printer hardware.

It seems you are referring to a USB printer device ID or driver name for a Canon printer, possibly with a device code like F144 (which might be part of a USB VID/PID or a hardware ID). If you want, provide a device’s lsusb output

If you need a USB print driver setup or INF text for a Canon device with identifier F144, here is a typical example of what you might see in a .inf file for a Canon USB printer class device:

; Example USB print entry for Canon device (VID_04A9 for Canon)
[Manufacturer]
"Canon" = CanonPrinters, NTamd64
[CanonPrinters.NTamd64]
"Canon Device F144" = USBPRINT_Inst, USB\VID_04A9&PID_F144
[USBPRINT_Inst]
CopyFiles = USBPRINT_CopyFiles
AddReg = USBPRINT_AddReg
[USBPRINT_CopyFiles]
usbmon.dll,,,0x00000020
[USBPRINT_AddReg]
HKR,,,,"Canon Device F144"
HKR,,FriendlyName,,"Canon Device F144 (USB Printing Support)"
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If you meant something else by usbprint canondevicef144 (like a registry key, a symbolic link name, or a print queue configuration), please clarify and I’ll be happy to refine the answer.

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