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The model "Canon F158 300" refers to the Canon i-SENSYS LBP6000 series (specifically the LBP6000 or LBP6000B). While "F158300" is the regulatory model name found on the printer's label, you must search for the LBP6000 on official support sites to find the correct drivers. Download and Installation Guide Locate Official Drivers: Visit the official Canon Support Page. Search for LBP6000 or LBP6000B.
Select your operating system (e.g., Windows 10, Windows 11, or macOS). Download the Software:
Download the CAPT Printer Driver for Windows or the appropriate driver for Mac.
For 64-bit systems, ensure you download the (x64 Edition) version. Installation Steps:
Precaution: Disconnect the USB cable from your computer before starting the installer. Run the downloaded .exe file to extract the contents. Open the extracted folder and run Setup.exe. Driver Canon F158 300
Follow the on-screen prompts and reconnect the USB cable only when the installer specifically asks you to. Troubleshooting Tips
2. Where to Find the Correct Driver
Do not use third-party driver download sites. They often bundle malware or outdated files. Always use official Canon sources:
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Canon Global / Regional Support:
Visit Canon’s official support page and search by your actual printer model. -
Canon’s Legacy Driver Repository:
For older devices, look under “Discontinued Products” or “Archived Drivers.” The model "Canon F158 300" refers to the -
Canon Service Centers (for OEM/industrial models):
If your device is a commercial copier or industrial printer, contact Canon direct support. They can provide a private driver link.
Compatibility with Modern Operating Systems
| OS Version | Driver Status for Canon F158 300 | | :--- | :--- | | Windows 11 | ✅ Fully compatible (use Windows 10 driver) | | Windows 10 (22H2) | ✅ Fully compatible via MP Driver 1.05 | | Windows 8.1 | ✅ Compatible | | Windows 7 | ✅ Native driver available | | macOS Ventura+ | ❌ Legacy scanner not supported. Use VueScan or third-party app | | Linux (Ubuntu) | ✅ Via SANE drivers (sane-pixma backend) |
For Mac users: Apple dropped support for many Canon scanner drivers after macOS Catalina. If you see “F158 300” on a Mac, use VueScan (from Hamrick Software) which has a built-in driver for the Canon PID_2220 chipset.
1. First, Verify Your Exact Model Number
Before downloading any driver, double-check your printer’s label. The string “F158 300” might refer to: Canon Global / Regional Support: Visit Canon’s official
- A firmware version or driver package name rather than the printer model.
- A Canon copier/printer engine used in third-party devices.
- A specific regional SKU (e.g., Asia or EMEA markets).
Look for the actual model name on the front or back of the device. Common Canon lines include:
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If you only see “F158-300” on a sticker, check for a longer code like Canon iR F158-300 or Canon LBP F158.
Printer prints gibberish / symbols
- Wrong driver language (PCL vs. PS). Switch to a generic Canon LIPS or PCL6 driver.
6. Alternative: Generic Drivers
If you cannot locate the exact F158 300 driver, try these universal Canon drivers (they work for many legacy devices):
- Canon Generic PCL6 Driver – Best for black-and-white printing.
- Canon Generic PostScript Driver – For PDF/color accuracy.
- Canon UFR II Driver – For faster Canon-native printing.
On macOS or Linux, AirPrint or CUPS with Canon LIPS4 emulation often works.
Direct Driver Package Names to Search:
On Canon’s download selection, look for:
MP230 series MP DriverMP240 series MP DriverMP270 series MP DriverMP Driver Version 1.05 (Windows 10/11)
These packages contain the .inf file that matches the USB\VID_04A9&PID_2220 (F158 300) hardware ID.