If you're running Windows 10, the latest cumulative update may have already broken your current printer drivers. To fix this, you will need to uninstall your current printer drivers and reinstall the latest driver. First, right-click your windows icon in the bottom left of your task bar.

Select Device Manager

Make sure "Show hidden devices" is enabled under view

Go to "Print Queues" and "Printers" and select every driver of your printer

Go to action and click on "Uninstall device". This will uninstall all drivers for your current selected printer.

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