Color imageCLASS LBP664Cdw Driver Download

IJ Start Cannon– So you’ve got the Canon Color imageCLASS LBP664Cdw, you plug it in, and your computer acts like nothing happened. No setup prompt, no printer detected, nothing. The printer’s just sitting there looking fine. Super annoying.

Color imageCLASS LBP664Cdw Driver

Nine times out of ten this comes down to the driver — it’s either missing, wrong version, or something went sideways during setup. It’s one of those things that sounds technical but really isn’t once you know what to do.

I’ve dealt with this a few times and figured I’d put together something that actually walks you through it, not just the “download the driver” advice that leaves you more confused than before.

Wait, What Even Is a Driver?

Fair question. The Color imageCLASS LBP664Cdw driver is basically a go-between for your computer and your printer. They don’t naturally understand each other, so the driver translates.

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Without it, your computer might not even see the printer. Or it sees it but can’t actually send anything to it. I’ve sent documents before and just… nothing came out. No error, no message. Took me a while to realize the driver wasn’t properly installed.

Once it’s set up right, everything opens up — wireless printing, color settings, double-sided printing. All the stuff that makes the printer actually useful.

Quick Rundown of the Printer Itself

Before jumping into downloads, here’s a bit of context on the LBP664Cdw in case you’re not totally sure what you’ve got.

It’s a compact color laser printer. Good for home offices, small businesses, anyone who needs decent color output without a huge machine taking over their desk. Print quality is better than I expected, honestly — colors come out clean and text looks sharp.

The basics:

Up to 22 color pages per minute
Wi-Fi, USB, and wired LAN all supported
Works on Windows and macOS
Small footprint, easy to fit anywhere

The paper tray is a bit small — only 250 sheets. If you’re printing a lot every day, you’ll feel that. And color printing costs a touch more per page than some competitors. Not huge, but worth keeping in mind if you’re printing in color constantly.

For regular everyday use though, it’s solid.

Where to Get the Color imageCLASS LBP664Cdw Driver

One thing I really want to flag here: don’t just grab the first download link you find on Google. Tons of third-party sites show up when you search for printer drivers and some of them are genuinely sketchy — bundled software, wrong files, or worse. I’ve been burned by this before.

Just go to Canon directly. That’s it.

👉 https://www.usa.canon.com — or whichever Canon site covers your region

Once you’re there:

Hit Support at the top of the page
Search for LBP664Cdw
Select your OS — Windows 10, 11, macOS, whatever you’re running
Download the full driver package

The file’s usually somewhere between 300–500 MB so it might take a few minutes. Once it’s done downloading you’re ready to install.

Installing the Driver — Windows and Mac

This is the part that trips people up sometimes, so here’s how it goes on each system.

Windows:

Find the .exe file in your Downloads folder
Double-click it — the installer opens
Follow the steps, mostly just clicking Next
It’ll ask how you’re connecting — pick USB or Wi-Fi
If you’re going wireless, make sure both the printer and your PC are on the same Wi-Fi network first
Let it finish and restart if it asks you to

macOS:

Open the .dmg file
Run the installer package inside
Your Mac will probably ask for your admin password at some point — that’s normal
After it’s done, go to System Settings > Printers & Scanners
Click the + to add the printer and find it in the list

Windows usually goes smoother, in my experience. On Mac, the printer sometimes doesn’t show up automatically and you have to add it yourself. Slight pain, but it only takes a minute once you’ve done it once.

If It Still Isn’t Working

Sometimes the install goes fine and things still don’t work. Before you start spiraling, try these:

Restart the printer, your computer, and your router — sounds basic but genuinely fixes a surprising number of problems, especially on Wi-Fi
Check the connection — is the cable actually in? Is the printer on the right Wi-Fi network? You can print a network info page from the printer’s settings menu to double-check
Uninstall everything and start fresh — delete the printer from your device list, remove the old driver, and reinstall clean. Half-finished installs cause more trouble than people realize
Try the Canon IJ Network Tool — separate free download from Canon’s site, helps find the printer on your network when the regular installer can’t see it

Most of the time it’s one of those two things: bad connection, or an install that didn’t complete properly. A clean reinstall usually sorts it right out.

Does the Driver Work on Your System?

Worth checking before you download the wrong version.

Windows:

Windows 11
Windows 10
Windows 8.1
Windows 7 — works but Canon’s support is pretty minimal at this point

macOS:

Ventura
Monterey
Big Sur
Older versions might work with legacy drivers but it’s not guaranteed

Linux unfortunately doesn’t have official support from Canon. There are community solutions floating around but they’re inconsistent and I wouldn’t rely on them for anything important.