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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
I tried this on my home PC by installing the PCL5 driver for my MP C305 this caused the printspooler to restart when sending a print job.
No issues with PCL6.
MS have brought out a fix today.
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
June 16, 2020—KB4567512 (OS Builds 18362.904 and 18363.904)
Updates an issue that might prevent certain printers from printing, generate print errors, or cause apps and print spoolers to close unexpectedly.
Last edited by bsm2; 06-16-2020, 09:15 PM.Comment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
June 16, 2020—KB4567512 (OS Builds 18362.904 and 18363.904)
Updates an issue that might prevent certain printers from printing, generate print errors, or cause apps and print spoolers to close unexpectedly.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...date-kb4567512
After realizing the problem was not resolved, I went back and re-read the details of this "Feature Update" and it seems to me that MS is just acknowledging that there are reports of a printing issue, and NOT that this update includes a fix.
And that actually makes sense, because being a full "Feature Update", this is NOT something that was just written in a day or 2 to fix a problem.
It updates my build version to 2004 from 1909 so all it did was replace my original KB4560960 with the other update KB4557957 that creates the same problem.
So we're still waiting on that fix, and I'll still be providing instructions to customers to uninstall the updates, and pause future updates for a while until that fix is available.Last edited by sandmanmac; 06-17-2020, 05:42 AM.Comment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
I just installed this update on my system, and it DOES NOT resolve the problem. Still No PCL5 printing.
After realizing the problem was not resolved, I went back and re-read the details of this "Feature Update" and it seems to me that MS is just acknowledging that there are reports of a printing issue, and NOT that this update includes a fix.
And that actually makes sense, because being a full "Feature Update", this is NOT something that was just written in a day or 2 to fix a problem.
It updates my build version to 2004 from 1909 so all it did was replace my original KB4560960 with the other update KB4557957 that creates the same problem.
So still waiting on that fix, and I'll still providing instructions to customers to uninstall the updates, and pause future updates for a while it seemsComment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Microsoft has released an out of band update for this issue. The KB numbers are:
KB4567512 for Windows 10 1903 and 1909
KB4567513 for Windows 10 1809
KB4567514 for Windows 10 1803
Windows message center - Windows Release Information | Microsoft DocsComment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Microsoft has released an out of band update for this issue. The KB numbers are:
KB4567512 for Windows 10 1903 and 1909
KB4567513 for Windows 10 1809
KB4567514 for Windows 10 1803
Windows message center - Windows Release Information | Microsoft DocsComment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Out of band updates are ones released outside of the normal second and fourth Tuesday of the month update releases. For consumer and un-managed customers, it will be advertised in Windows Updates. For managed customers, it's available now in WSUS and SCCM/SECM.Comment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Dear technical partners.
Today and had a case with this incident. On 4 computers:
1o All computers were with "PCL 6", 64-bit version.
2nd All with Update Patch. No one could print, because the program was suddenly closed.
3o Only by uninstalling the Windows Update, the bug has been fixed.
So not only does it fail with PCL5, but pcL6 too, has anyone else happened to you?
Pd:
Comment that on the 4 computers, the patch correction, I have been impossible to install it, so I derived it to the IT service of the company.
In all cases a "system credential failure" warning was skipped, any opinions on it?"ALL WILL BE WELL" The battle cry that most inspires me to follow, from the DC's Comic character that I admire the most. And I feel satisfied with being better every day, and with using Gnu-Linux as my usual Operating System.Apologies for my English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm helping the translator.Comment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Dear technical partners.
Today and had a case with this incident. On 4 computers:
1o All computers were with "PCL 6", 64-bit version.
2nd All with Update Patch. No one could print, because the program was suddenly closed.
3o Only by uninstalling the Windows Update, the bug has been fixed.
So not only does it fail with PCL5, but pcL6 too, has anyone else happened to you?
Pd:
Comment that on the 4 computers, the patch correction, I have been impossible to install it, so I derived it to the IT service of the company.
In all cases a "system credential failure" warning was skipped, any opinions on it?
I’ve never heard of this issue with the PCL6 driver (unless on a WSD port)
Last edited by copier tech; 06-30-2020, 02:23 PM.Let us eat, drink, and be merry, because tomorrow we may die!
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Dear technical partners.
Today and had a case with this incident. On 4 computers:
1o All computers were with "PCL 6", 64-bit version.
2nd All with Update Patch. No one could print, because the program was suddenly closed.
3o Only by uninstalling the Windows Update, the bug has been fixed.
So not only does it fail with PCL5, but pcL6 too, has anyone else happened to you?
restarting the spooler in a command prompt window was successful, but the spooler would shut down within 5-10 seconds.
Again, uninstalling the update resolved it.
I've manually installed the "FIX" and can confirm that it works, but I'm still just having customers uninstall the update and delay future updates until the automatic roll-out, which I suppose/ hope will happen on Tuesday, July 14th (??)Comment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
The WSD is disabled.
As and commented on, not only the print wizard is closed, but the application that is making use of file that was to be printed.
As mentioned and had to kill the Windows update and pause updates."ALL WILL BE WELL" The battle cry that most inspires me to follow, from the DC's Comic character that I admire the most. And I feel satisfied with being better every day, and with using Gnu-Linux as my usual Operating System.Apologies for my English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm helping the translator.Comment
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
I've also been experiencing this problem with a few clients machines. MP161, MP2550,2851,3351
I found that changing the driver to PCL 6 version 4.28 resolved the problem. Make sure it's that 1 as Ricoh included 2 drivers with that download.
I prefer to use the actual machines IP ADDRESS and not WSD. This seems to work better for me
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Re: Windows Update Has blocked print cabability!
Oh man I wish I had looked at this sooner, I'm currently furloughed but been trying to offer remote help from home on occasion. I have a customer that used PCL 5c driver, purely because it has a very easy front page option that I cannot find on any other driver from the Ricoh website (for MPC 305) This has been a problem for them for a couple of weeks and now at least my suspicions were confirmed as usual it's a bloody windows update!! If windows stopped doing updates for 3 months I swear I would get 30% less calls a week.
So if I phone this customer or at least their IT guy and get them to do a windows update check and install all of them, will the pcl 5c driver start working or are Microsoft still 'working on it' ?
If they are still working on it at least I may be able to tell them to uninstall latest updates and refrain from any more until the bug is fixed.
Oh yeh I forgot to mention, I also turn off WSD - Device on Web Image Monitor before every install. Take the 1 minute to do it and save yourself a bunch of calls in the future, totally worth it.
Ricoh class drivers and WSD ports are absolute cancer to printing.Last edited by JayPaul; 07-02-2020, 06:18 PM.Comment
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