How to Install Canon LBP1120 on Windows 10 64 bit?

• PC or Laptop with 64-bit Windows 10 Operating System
• Driver for your printer (if it doesn’t already have it)
• PC or Laptop with the printer attached to it, connect to the network and make sure that the IP Address is valid (Check with Norton)

Now, we will show you how to install printer named Canon LBP1120 on a computer running Windows 10 64bit. Let's start.

Step 1. Download the Printer

Go to https://www.ubuntu.com/download/archive/labs/release/canon/laboratory/printers/lbp1120-arm-by-canon-labs-creative-software-solutions.tar.gz and download the printer for the operating system, and then extract the.tar.gz file in a location of your liking.

Step 2. Unzip the Image File

Move the downloaded Printer.tar.gz file in a folder that will be your installation directory. For example, you can put the printer in the Desktop folder for simplicity and security.

Step 3. Install Ubuntu Studio from here

The latest version of Ubuntu Studio is available at https://live.ubuntu.com/releases/16.04/ but at the time of writing, the Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS downloads on that page is incomplete and we cannot install the printer using that method.

• So, to install this version of Ubuntu Studio on your system, use the "Install Ubuntu Studio" button from the top menu of the machine.
• Once Ubuntu Studio is installed on your system, open the "Live" Dash by clicking on the top-right cog in the bar, and click on "Open", then search for "Ubuntu Studio."
• Download Ubuntu Studio for any of the operating systems.

• When the top-right cog is clicked on, click on “Ubuntu Studio” on the search results. Then click on the “Ubuntu Studio,” and after a few seconds, a new window will be opened for you.
• On the Unity desktop, go to the bottom left of the screen, click on “Desktop,” and click on “Install Ubuntu Studio.”
• Click “Ok.”
• A warning screen will appear, but it is safe to proceed if you have clicked on “Install.”
• Wait a minute or two, and then click on “Install Ubuntu Studio” once again.
• A screen will appear and a few options will appear. You can select “Other” and click on “Finish Install.”
• Your new Ubuntu Studio 16.04 install should be live and you will be greeted with a message “Install Ubuntu Studio 16.04, Part 2” along with some information.

• Your Ubuntu Studio 16.04 installation is now complete. To install the printer, go to File > New > “Printer”, then choose the printer’s name from the list.
• Then click on the “Add Printer” button.
• In the next window, provide the printer’s IP address, login credentials and choose a password. Then click on “Add Printer.”
• Now you have a printer running in your Ubuntu Studio installation. Click on the “Printer Settings” link in the lower-left of the main menu.
• Set up the printer by setting its IP address, login credentials, Password, Print Settings and name it after yourself. Click on the “Save Changes” button.

• Go to the Home Dash by clicking on the top-right cog and then click on “System Settings.” Then scroll down and select “Security Settings,” then click on the “Users & Groups” tab. Click on the “Add User.”
• Next, enter a name for the user, in my case “Superuser,” and select “Yes” to accept the add and also provide a password, which you can use to log in to your “Superuser” account.
• Then click on “OK.”
• Open the “Administration” Dash by clicking on the top-right cog and then click on “Administration.”
• Click on the “Printers” tab.
• Set up your administrative account for printing with the user you selected in Step 5 and enter its credentials.
• Save and close the window.

• Now it’s time to start the installation. Click on “Start” in the bottom right of the program window, and then type “cd” to go to the installation directory and type “sudo” to execute a command.
• It will take some time to complete the installation. Click on “Start” once again, type the name of the distribution in the text field provided by the program and press “Enter.”
• When the installation completes, you will be brought to a new window. In this window, you will be asked to provide a password for the administrative account. Click on “OK” once again.
• You are now all set to print. To print any image, you will need the “Printer” user account that you created earlier. To log in to the printer, enter the password in the text field provided by the program.
• Then, from the main menu of the printer, click on the “Printer Settings” link.
• In the next window, you will be asked to enter the IP address and login credentials of the newly created “Superuser” account. Enter the information correctly and click on “OK.”