Starting and Exiting Printer Monitor
The Printer Monitor is displayed on the Taskbar when it is started. By default, it is set to start when the computer starts.
Starting Printer Monitor
Follow the steps below to start Printer Monitor.
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IMPORTANT
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When Printer Monitor is started by selecting [Run as administrator] in Windows, the Printer Monitor operations are not guaranteed.
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NOTE
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The default settings of Windows 7/Windows 8.1/Windows 10 restrict icons displayed in the Taskbar notification area. See the following to display the Printer Monitor icons in the Taskbar notification area.
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Start the computer.
Printer Monitor starts automatically, and 
(Main) is displayed on the Taskbar.
(Main) is displayed on the Taskbar.If using the Quick Printing Tool, the Quick Printing Tool starts.
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NOTE
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If Printer Monitor is not started when the computer starts, follow the steps below to start it:
For Windows 7, click the [Start] menu > [All Programs] > [Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE] > [iR-ADV Desktop] > [imageRUNNER ADVANCE Desktop Printer Monitor]
For Windows 8.1, click
 on the [Start] screen > [imageRUNNER ADVANCE Desktop Printer Monitor]For Windows 10, select the [Start] menu > [All apps] > [Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE] > [imageRUNNER ADVANCE Desktop Printer Monitor]
If
(Main) is already displayed on the Taskbar, it does not need to be launched again. |
Exiting Printer Monitor
Follow the steps below to exit Printer Monitor.
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Right-click (Main) on the Taskbar, and select [Exit].
(Main) on the Taskbar, and select [Exit].
Printer Monitor is exited.
If using the Quick Printing Tool, the Quick Printing Tool also closes.
Setting Not to Start When a Computer Starts
Follow the settings below to not start Printer Monitor automatically when the computer starts.
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Right-click (Main) on the Taskbar, and select [Printer Monitor Tool].
(Main) on the Taskbar, and select [Printer Monitor Tool].
The [Printer Monitor Settings] dialog box is displayed.
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Deselect the [Start Printer Monitor at computer startup] check box.
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Click [OK].