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#CANON LBP 1120 WINDOWS 7 32 BIT DRIVER DRIVER#
#CANON LBP 1120 WINDOWS 7 32 BIT DRIVER FULL#

#CANON LBP 1120 WINDOWS 7 32 BIT DRIVER DRIVER#

Confirm that there is a driver for your Canon LBP-1120 listed there.

Select the "Drivers" tab and confirm that a driver for your Canon LBP-1120 is listed there.

Click "Print server properties" in the tool bar at the top of the Devices and Printers window (if you don't see the "Print server properties" link, select (click once) any printer shown in Devices and Printers).

What is in the "Port" column for the line that is checked and highlighted?

#CANON LBP 1120 WINDOWS 7 32 BIT DRIVER FULL#

Click and drag on the faint vertical line in the header row between "Port" and "Description" so you can see the full width of the "Port" column.If there is an icon for your Canon LBP-1120, right-click it and select "Printer properties.".I researched this issue many years ago and concluded that there is no easy way to manually add a USB port. I don't know what might have caused that to disappear. If the printer was previously working, there must have been a USB port.

If you then selected LPT1 as the port and continued with the "wizard," that is the reason for the error message you received: "The printer is connected to a port of an unsupported type." Is it correct that you used the "Add a printer" wizard, selected "Add a local printer," and on the next screen selected "Use an existing printer port"? And that you didn't see anything relating to "USB" in the drop-down list of ports?

What happened shortly before the printer stopped working? Please confirm that your printer does use a USB connection. My understanding that this printer uses a USB connection is based on reading the User Guide for the Canon LBP-1120. Are you attempting to get the printer working on two computers (one XP and the other Win 7) or were your comments about XP for historical context?