Canon IR1025 Driver

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The Canon IR1025 series is a line of monochrome multifunction printers designed for small to medium-sized offices. These devices offer printing, copying, and scanning functionalities, catering to basic office document needs.

The printing speed of these devices varies, but generally falls within the range of 25 to 30 pages per minute, suitable for moderate workloads. In addition, they come equipped with automatic document feeders (ADF) to streamline the scanning and copying of multiple-page documents. As monochrome printers, they are designed for businesses that primarily require black-and-white document output. Read on to find a simple guide on downloading and installing the latest Canon ir1025 driver which will ensure the best performance of your ImageRUNNER device. 

Installing the Canon IR1025 Driver 

You can easily obtain the latest Canon ir1025 driver for Windows, Linux, and MacOS by scrolling to the bottom of this page, completing the Captcha verification, and downloading the files. The files will be in a zipped folder, which you can unzip by right-clicking on it and selecting the Unzip or Extract option. Now that you have access to the new Canon ir1025 driver, simply navigate to the folder that is compatible with the operating system you're currently on. 

Windows users will find a series of executable (exe) files. To install this type of file, you can simply double-click on each of them. This will trigger the setup process, so keep an eye on the screen for any on-screen instructions for the installation. 

On the other hand, MacOS users will find a dmg archive. To install the software from this archive, select the files, drag them over to the Applications folder, and drop them inside the folder. 

Last but not least, Linux users will find a tar archive that contains the latest Canon IR1025 driver. Start by opening the Terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T), and locating the file with the cd command. Use the xjf tar command to extract the files. The next step is using the /.configure command, which allows system configuration and the installation of new software. Lastly, use the sudo make install command to install the software.