Epson Printer Drivers for Mac

what to do if the printer will not work then
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Ah, God, no! Just installed Mac OS Sierra, only to find that my beloved Epson Stylus Color 680 is not compatible. And me sat here with a little stack of unopened colour and black and white cartridges. What do I do now - ditch the printer and cartridges? Is there any possibility that Epson might upgrade this printer? If not, who the hell do I sue for compensation?

The package is safe for Mac 10.11 El Capitan!
I installed and rebooted my Mac without problems...
Good to have All epson printer drivers in one...

Downloaded Epson Printer Driver 3.2 fine, alter installed, my RMBP 15 inches running El Capitan 10.11.4 beta 3 do not boot up anymore. I hang at Boot screen with White Apple logo, the progress bar move slowly to the end and hang there. Cannot boot in dpsafe boot as well. During installation, there are tow warning that the system extensions do not work. But it install fine. The problem happened to me since Epson Printer Driver 3.1 many months ago, cannot reboot after install. Be careful if you use El Capitan. Do not install this because it will f**k up your system. Apple should not release this crappy printer drivers update

I, too, couldn't print from 2 iMacs using Mavericks and one MacBook Pro using Snow Leopard after applying the Epson printer driver update 2.18. Our Epson WF-7510 printer was connected wirelessly to our router, but our computers couldn't connect to the printer. Message was "Printer not connected" or "No communication with printer". After a few hours of searching, I found a video at Epson Support that suggested to unplug the power cord to our router for 30 seconds. Then plug it in, wait 30 seconds, and then try to print. After following that procedure, I went into Printer & Scanner Preferences, and deleted the chosen Epson printer driver, After deleting the driver, I then added the Epson driver for our printer. Then I tried to print, and test sheets printed from both iMacs. As for the MacBook Pro, I had to restart, after which I could print. So, in summary, try unplugging then plugging in your router (if printing wirelessly). Hopefully, this will help. Ivor