Mac Driver For Xerox

The message will be due to plugins used by the driver not being compatible with the new security features in El Capitan. So you will need to wait for Xerox to release a supporting driver. In the meantime, if your printer supports the Postscript or PCL printer languages and the Xerox is networked, then there is a generic version of each driver included with OS X. So you could try creating a new printer using the Generic Postscript driver. If that doesn't print correctly or at all, then remove this printer and create a new printer using the Generic PCL driver.

> sudo rm com.xerox.* (will prompt for admin password) Empty the Mac’s trash. If any files are being held, reboot and empty again. Reboot the Mac; Install the Xerox driver.” To see the original post please click or tap here to see the complete post on the Xerox Customer Support Community Forum. If you have questions about this.

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