Since the 853 error code is an internal processing error at heart, you need to start this investigation by ensuring that the problem is not occurring due to a Postscript issue. Now that you are aware of every potential fix that might be responsible for this particular issue, here’s a list of verified methods that other affected users have successfully used to resolve the #853 error code: Method 1: Installing the UFR2 driver (if applicable) To resolve this issue, connect your printer to the internet and update the firmware version to the latest via the in-game menus of Canon. Outdated printer firmware – If you’re seeing this error with Canon model MF733Cdw or similar models with smart functionality, chances are you’re dealing with an outdated firmware version.In this case, you should update your printer driver version manually or via Windows Update.

Outdated printer version – Under certain circumstances, you can expect to see this error code due to an outdated printer driver that is affecting the connection between the host computer and the Canon printer that’s triggering this printing queue error.In this case, you should run the Windows Printer Troubleshooter and apply the recommended fix to resolve the issue. Common printer inconsistency – According to some affected users, you can also expect to see this error code due to a common printer inconsistency if you’re seeing this error on Windows 10.If this scenario is applicable, you can resolve the issue by using Device Manager to modify the default behavior and make the UFR2 driver the default choice. IPP Class Driver is used instead of the UFRII driver – As it turns out, you can also expect to see this error in those situations where your Windows 10 computer is configured by default to use the Microsoft IPP Class driver instead of the one that supports Postscript (UFR2 driver).

In this case, you can get the issue resolved by installing the UFR2 driver to grant the printer’s the required dependencies.

Postscript printing issue – In most cases, you can expect to see this error popping up if your Canon printer is attempting to execute a printing job through a driver that doesn’t support the Postscript printer’s language.

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