I am getting error code 5700 and cannot print.

issue with registry uninstall the driver remove the entries from registry . reboot the system try again

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no way to solve it, you might cover pins to get printer working in fiction because it wont print at all, the only way is to change printhead

The Canon service info is:
B200/P10 - Orange and green light blinking 10 times Description: A service error has occurred. Resolution: 1. Turn off the printer. 2. Disconnect the power cable. 3. Open the printer cover. 4. Check for any orange protective tape or white polystyrene and remove if necessary. 5. Check that there are no foreign objects in the printer (such as a paper clip) and remove if necessary. 6. Close the cover. 7. Reconnect and turn on. If the above solution has not resolved your error, please contact your nearest Canon authorised service facility using the link at the top of the page.

The error code is usually given for a foreign object present in the print head carriage path, so check at both ends for a crumpled up wedge of paper. If nothing is found, it is most likely that your print head has an over-heating problem and is dying

replace the print head

This is because of

ASF sensor error An error occurred in the ASF cam sensor.
Problems and Solutions:

Replace one of the following:
- ASF unit
- PE sensor board unit
- Logic board

This is hardware error and you need to show it service center. Following things you have to do.

Replace one of the following:
- ASF unit
- PE sensor board unit
- Logic board

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Try:

• ERROR LCD: Error code (5xxx through 9xxx) appears on the display
• ERROR LCD: Error Code 5010
• ERROR LCD: Error Code 5200
• ERROR LCD: Error Code 5700
• ERROR LCD: Error Code 5B00
• ERROR LCD: Error Code 5B01
• ERROR LCD: Error Code 5C00

go to http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_ip_series/pixma_ip4600#ServiceAndSupport

The error code 5700 is the sensor error.Replace the sheet
feed unit and then adjust the timing of the paper feed gears.

Hello someone else here had this problem, this is what he posted: "Same problem with a Canon MP540 fresh from the box. Turned out to be the print head unit was not returning fully to the home position ie extreme right. My Fix : When the scanning unit cover is raised the print head unit moves left for access, look in the vacated area to the right, in particular the small black sponge where the head normally parks. I found a small spring jammed in beside the sponge, removed it and all is well. Don't know what the spring was meant to do but everything is working fine without it.On the MP540 the head unit now glows red, presumably meaning all is well... "

This is simply a case of the ink tanks not being pressed in hard enough. They do click in, as the manual instructs but, unless they are fully pressed in top and bottom, this problem occurs. It's a shame that the Canon manuals and even the support centre do not mention this simple solution.