Canon PIXMA series

Just grab the software for that printer from the Epson service pages, plug the thing into your router with an Ethernet cable, and set it up as a network printer. Once that's done, every computer and device on your network—whether they're wired or on Wi-Fi—will be able to access it and print without any hassle.

Just grab the software from the Epson service pages, plug the printer directly into your router with an Ethernet cable, and set it up as a network printer. Once that’s done, any computer or device on your network—whether they're wired or on Wi-Fi—will be able to access it and print without any hassle.

Thanks so much, I went ahead and pulled the board out
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It looks like there might be a blown chip or maybe a capacitor gone bad somewhere right near the USB port entrance.