Until one comes, we suggest pausing Windows Update or uninstalling this problematic update. It says a resolution and update will come when available. Microsoft says it is investigating this issue. To do this, just unplug the printer from your PC, go to the settings app in Windows 10 (not the control panel) and click Remove Device under the Bluetooth and devices section. Uninstalling a printer should also work, too. Guidance for this is usually available online through your printer maker. If you're still having issues, Microsoft suggests updating the printer drivers for your device. Under the general tab of the printer, choose Print Test Page.Right-click on your printers, and choose printer properties.
Under hardware and sound, choose view devices and printers.Change the view so you're viewing by category.Open Control Panel by searching for it from the Start Menu.We say this because Microsoft indicates that certain printers might not be able to print from within an application, so our trick will help you around this and removing the troublesome printers caused by the update. Microsoft doesn't explain how, but you can manually print a test page through the classic control panel, with our steps below. From there, you can check if this printer actually works by printing a test page. From the Settings app in Windows 10, look for a duplicate or copy of a printer under the Bluetooth and devices section. Microsoft's official workaround for this issue is simple, at least in concept.
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