Hi, I have been searching several websites, downloaded a lot of junk and tested a great many so called solutions. Photoshop Cs6 Deutsches Sprachpaket Download. In spite of all efforts I could not find a working solution for the LBP-1120 on W7 x64.

This package supports the following driver models:Canon LASER SHOT LBP-1120. This package supports the following driver models:Canon LASER SHOT LBP-1120. Windows XP 64-bit SP 1; Windows NT 4. Cypress Touchpad Driver Dell Xps 13. Canon Laser Shot LBP-1120 and Win7x64 – How to connect it? Today, many users throw away their printer Canon LBP-1120 because they cannot find drivers for Win7,8,8.1 and 10 x64 to print their documents. Driver Bios Hp Mini 200 Windows 7.

Although I guess most LBP-1120 users got tired of searching and simlpy threw away their printer, I refuse to do that. So I'm running it on Virtual PC under W7 x64, a complicated afair if one has to print just a few copies. The latest thread on this (and most other forums) is of 2009, so did anything happen after that date? Does any one know of a working (tested!)driver solution for this printer?

It's a shame that Cannon did not provide a decent driver. The vista / W7 x64 does not run on x64 platforms in any mode!

Even for old Epsons I was able to find W7 x64 drivers. Kind regards, Dave The Netherlands. Thank you for your advice, however it does not work. As mentioned in earlier treads, also the newest LBP1120 driver (R1.10 V1.1) only works on a W7 x32 platform. The driver package (*.zip) will only install if recognized by the printer. It does not have an executable installation or set-up file which one can install before the printer is connected. This also prevents that one could run the exe in a win32 compatabillity mode.

Canon Raw Files Sample there. If the printer is connected and powered-up and forced to find the driver, it simply tells that the package does not have a suitable driver. Hi Dave, I was in contact with Canon yesterday on the same issue.

Win 7 x64-environment trying to connect my LBP-1120. FYI - No news from Canon and nothing will be done according to an - at least honest - employee on their support team. As you, I've tried every adolescent who have posted a 'fix' with multiple computer virus infections to follow. No need for you to attempt once more, at least, I haven't found any solution out there. My utter respect goes to you for doing the dual-boot solution. I don't have the same temper and will not be keeping my LBP-1120, although I've been very pleased with it in the past.