The printer is printing but refuses to photocopy? Yes it looks like for some reason it automatacally disconnected the photo copier

If you are not getting any error messages, I suspect you definitely have a printer hardware problem, especially if it prints fine from Windows. Best to contact Canon's technical support with this one

I suggest you that purchase new Printer cartridges and replace it with old . May be some problem in your cartridges .

Short answer... Yes...
If either cartridge reads as empty the printer will refuse to print to avoid damaging the printhead.

You will need to check the rollers insiode the printer and the full printer path, cd paper is thicker than standard paper and will take less to block it, also look for stickyness on the print rollers

error 010-327

Refer to this free online website for dell

http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/tree?treeid=4F006C0C8C044866841FEF0842919C1D&~ck=gp&servicetag=

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Please confirgue the print server properly. Assign a particular ip address to it if possible. Then install the photocopier driver in computer and add the network port ip eual to the ip of print server. if it does not work install the print server driver if comes with it as a printer and assign it a ip.

If printers give you problems the easiest way to check whether it's a hardware fault is to disconnect from pc, uninstall driver from add/remove programmes. re start pc install the printer drivers from the cd rom supplied or downloaded drivers and re connect printer when prompted or after the installation has finished. This should cure any software problems, so if the problem continues, it's then your decision on whether it's worth sending for repair or buying new.