Canon Printer Error E56

Canon Printer Error E56

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Canon Printer Error E56 is related to both software and hardware. This error will occurs when there is and issue with Internet connection and issues with Ethernet cables. For a easy resolution you have to follow the following solutions that might you help you in the resolution of the Error E56. If you are facing more error like – canon printer error 5b00 , 5100 , 5200 , 5800 , b200 , 6000 , 5b02 , E04 , e02 , b203 , 1403 , e05 , 6A00 , 6A80 , 6A81,  E14, E31, E23, E32, 751, P22, P03, 752, 1259, 1660, 4120, 5010, E58, 5011 etc. So you can help yourself by clicking on these links. 

Canon Printer Error E56 – Causes

  • Issue with Internet Connection.
  • Internet speed is also an issue of occurrence.
  • Sometimes it happens due to outdated drivers.

Easy Methods to Fix the Error Code E56:

Method 1:

  • You need to connect your PC to the internet and open any updated web browser.
  • Now, go to the Canon drivers page and enter your Canon printer model.
  • You will see the “Download” button click on that so that the downloading will begin.
  • Locate the drivers in the “Downloads” folder.
  • Click on the file to run and install the drivers.
  • Uninstall the outdated drivers before installing the updated ones.

Method 2:

  • Turn off your Canon printer by disconnecting the power cables from the wall outlet.
  • Avoid touching the power cables with wet hands and check the USB cables.
  • Check the router and modem and try to reconnect it to the printer by changing the Wi-Fi name.
  • The steps mentioned above will help you fix the issue.

Method 3:

  • Turn off the Canon printer.
  • Keep the Canon printer disconnected from the power source for almost 20 minutes.
  • After that, connect the power cables to the printer again.
  • Turn on your Canon printer and connect it to an Ethernet cable.
  • Try to print a paper sheet to check if the issue is resolved.

Method 4:

  • Press and hold the Stop button until the alarm starts ringing.
  • During the process, avoid performing any other operation on your Canon printer.
  • The process will put your Canon printer back to factory settings.
  • Uninstall the outdated drivers and update new ones.
  • Restart your printer and PC for the applied changes to come into effect.