how can i fix error code 2147500037

Nope, it's not "normal" to have to make IE the default browser for anything.  Shouldn't have to use IE for anything, let alone make it the default browser and many folks choose NOT to use IE.  This is an on-going problem for many, many years let alone the many iterations of the Windoze.

Sound of crickets from M$.

Hi Eddie,

1. Could you please let me know if other print job works fine? Could you print a document from Word or NotePad?
2. Is this the complete error message "Your homegroup password couldn't be printed

An error occurred while Windows was trying to print your homegroup password. (Error code: 2147500037)" you are getting?

If yes, then this error is displayed when Internet Explorer is not your default web browser. To fix this error, and allow you to print your homegroup password, you first need to set Internet Explorer as your default web browser. Instructions on how to do this can be found in the following mini-guide:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/make-ie-default-browser#ie=ie-9

After that, please refer to the steps in the following link to create a new homegroup:

HomeGroup from start to finish

Good evening

I got exactly the same  error code in exactly the same conditions ( I could print word documents but I could not print my homegroup password  ) with Windows 10.

After setting Internet Explorer as my default browser, as you recommanded it in october 2013  , I could print the page with my password.

So many thanks for this solution working also with Windows 10 , but is it normal to have to choose Internet explorer as my default browser when THE browser of Windows 10 is Edge ?

We know the problem---you have to have IE as the default browser to print your homegroup password....just...fix...the...problem.....

Does this help?

You may receive error "2147500037" when you start the Message Queuing Triggers service

https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/kb/269562?wa=wsignin1.0

Link is dead so not helpful...

Well I remember it wasn't helpful even when it was alive :)

Anyway, try this edited URL I made in incognito mode:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/269562

Microsoft's support site has been broken for months now, by the way. I run into the infamous "Redirect loop" bug every time I accidentally try to visit it while I am logged in... And so much content was deleted! All my links to Windows 10 developer preview updates' KB articles are 404 now.

Link is dead so not helpful...