The full driver package includes printer drivers for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems, scanner drivers, network setup utilities, Canon My Printer (maintenance), and help files. This is normal.
If you’re searching for a Canon F16640 printer driver, you’ve likely seen that number on a cartridge or a sticker. Here’s the key: F16640 is not a standalone printer model – it’s a Canon ink cartridge number (PG-245 / CL-246 equivalent in some regions).
But don’t worry. That number is linked to specific Canon printers, mostly the PIXMA MG3000 series (MG3020, MG3022, MG3050, MG3060). So when you need the driver, you’ll search for your actual printer model, not the cartridge code.
This post will help you:
If you’re still unsure about the exact model, download Canon’s Auto Printer Detection Tool from their support site. It scans your network and USB ports to identify the printer and offers the correct driver.
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Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)
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Once you have the official driver package, follow this installation guide precisely.
Pro tip: If the installer freezes, temporarily disable antivirus real-time scanning – but re-enable it after.
Once you have the correct model: