Will linksys wps54g print server work w/canon pixma ip5000 printer?

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Then you close the tray so that it will continue printing. That is a warning that you should close the tray so that the printer will work properly.

If you printer has ethernet connection try it.

WPS54G should work with the VISTA also.
But the disc will not run on the VISTA.
What you can do , you can set up the printer manually.
Once you are able to set up the print server with the router.
You will need to add printer port on the computer.
Click Here to know step by step solution.

Hardwire the wps54g to the router and disable all firewall installed on the compute.

Check the settings on your wireless print server. And as well check your router.

The software that came with the WPS54G model is not (yet)compatible with Vista systems. This model is not listed on the Vista-ready devices from Linksys' website (www.linksys.com/vista). The behavior more likely a result of a software incompatibility.

For PrintServer network setup, you may still use the CD on a non-Vista system (XP, Win2000 or lower). Or, by installing it manually by accessing it's web interface.

To make your Vista working with the printserver WITHOUT the use of the PrintServer CD, do the ff:
1. Make sure PrintServer is configured on the network with the same wireless settings of your router and with a manually assigned IP address which is in range of the router's IP segment.
2. Make sure that computer can print locally to the printer (e.g. via USB connection to the printer).
3. When computer can surf the net and connected to the router's network (wired or wireless), follow the steps from this article and make sure Printer is showing up as Online.

Goodluck!

check to make sure that you are selecting the right printer to print from.

in the print box locate the model name of your printer before printing

then lastly is your printer peaking up paper?