how can i fix error code 2147500037

Current date is August 5, 2017

Same error code Windows 10 2147500037

Microsoft edge by default and system highly recommends it over I.E. 

I switched to I.E. to try to print and same error code.

only time I have seen this code so don't ask.

I'm reading this thread  4 years later and not truly surprised.

so fix does not work and neither does any patch programmer's.

I don't have to "quote" anyone on this thread. MS is apparently NOT going to fix this issue of the 21475000037 error. 

My guess is the print password in Homegroup is now a risk. When security is sooo important, why leave an unsecure

process in Windows 10? This "complaint" thread is really huge! MS hasn't closed this thread either so it looks like they don't

even care anymore. MDSBigPaPa has it well worded... "Not now, not ever" for IE. I have a case number into MS, waited

for the whole time frame for them to call... nada, nothing. I see the workarounds, I can review and use them. What I 

wonder is the hardening of the MS arteries going to crash the whole company? Is this the "Too big to fail" mantra we

have come to know? 4 years is a long time to let a problem fester. Is MS still listening to 8 track tapes or trying to revive

VHS and Beta video? How about Ma Bell and the rotary telephones? Umm, are they still trying to push 3D glasses in the 

age of virtual reality goggles? OH, how about Windows 95?!?!

I am satisfied with this observation, "MS has gone undercover for money only".

I remember the Three Stooges reaction to the question, "Who's fault is this"? Each one immediately points to the two

others. See no evil, hear no evil, (must) speak no evil. I guess as customers, we are the evil ones. It's how we're treated.

Not one reference to this error on this link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/make-ie-default-browser#ie=ie-9

It's not dead, just major changes. Look, it's not even an https link either.

I just spoke with an "elevated" tech at Microsoft about this issue. Yes, they finally called back!

It seems that for now all of the workarounds will do the job AND setting IE as default will work.

>>>>>Only for now!!!<<<<<

Eventually the "print your password" button will be removed. It seems this function is a security

issue and the error code shows it. It wants IE to do it which is "not so secure" as many of you 

already know. I did read all (ugh) of the comments in this thread. What it looks like is MS is

migrating the IE dependence out of the Windows operating system. The error we see is the 

current evidence of that (in my observation).

Below is the screenshot of my ended session. I hope it satisfies the curious on this 

thread. That password no longer works.

To MSDBigPaPa,

See this comment:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows\_7-networking/how-can-i-fix-error-code-2147500037/73935e7a-a07a-4f44-af16-e70e6cdc50fb?auth=1

I think this may give you final answer to MS's malaise. IE is insecure from many points of view hence the "Crickets from MS".