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They've done it again... network printing is borked on all our computers today.
FFAS, this is getting beyond the pale. What are these idiot code monkeys at Microsoft doing?
They've done it again... network printing is borked on all our computers today.
FFAS, this is getting beyond the pale. What are these idiot code monkeys at Microsoft doing?
Any help in KB5006670 - Network Printer Problems Again This Month - Windows 10 Support for this month's CU KB fiasco?
Last edited by steve108; 10 Nov 2021 at 20:40.
More Info here:
KB5007186 Windows 10 2004 19041.1348, 20H2 19042.1348, 21H1 19043.1348
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November 9, 2021 - KB5007186 (OS Builds 19041.1348, 19042.1348, and 19043.1348)
I'll have to have a look.
Two computers did an update overnight, and after they restarted, no printing. What I found was that the v1270 of win32spl.dll that I installed to fix the problems, had been replaced with v1320). I got my original copy and overwrite it and it fixed the printing problem.
Long term our issue is that Epson has not released a type 4 driver for the two printers that are giving us the trouble. Without that, we are always going to have to use the vulnerable print spooler.
Yes, the spooler file replacement is a workaround that will probably need to be done after most cumulative updates. It will be a recurring chore. It's that or Network Printers I'm afraid.
I can confirm that the problem recurs when installing the 5007186 Update on a Client PC (Not on the Host PC). Happened here today. Had to replace the spooler file again, and printing is back to normal. And you have to take possession of the file and give permissions again to do it.