Greetings,
My name is Rhaine, I'm Independent Community Advisor. I’m so glad assisting you today
I am also Windows user. Let us work together to sort this out.
You can try uninstalling the KB Update KB:4560960 and KB:4561608 as a workaround.
To uninstall the update using command prompt follow the steps below.
- Press the Windows key
- Type cmd in the search box
- Right click on it and run the application using administrator.
- A box will open.
- Type the following command after replacing the KB ID with the one that you wish to uninstall: wusa /uninstall /kb:[id]
- Example: wusa /uninstall /KB:4023057
- Once done typing hit enter.
Once done uninstalling the both KB update restart your pc and try to check if issue persist.
I hope the steps above helps. Please let me know how it goes.Have a nice day ahead and be safe.
With Warm Regards
Rhaine C.
Fantastic. I have spent (wasted) hours uninstalling/reinstalling/testing a Brother DCP-197C that suddenly stopped printing, even though I could see documents going through the USB001 print spooler; the documents and any test pages were going through the
spooler OK then just disappearing into the ether. Having read this post from Rhaine and the responses, I had a look in my list of Windows 10 Updates and KB:4560960 was in the list, so I uninstalled KB:4560960 using the instructions from Rhaine and my perfectly
OK printer is now printing again. Many thanks Rhaine.
POSTSCRIPT:
Further to the above, everything was working OK last night and I printed an important document OK; this morning I needed to print another important document and my Brother DCP-197C would not print (even though I could see the document going through the print
spooler window); I checked Windows 10 Settings/Update History and there had been an overnight update. Guess what? KB:4560960 had been reinstalled by Windows 10 overnight and stopped my perfectly OK printer from printing. So I uninstalled KB:4560960 (again)
using the instructions from Rhaine and everything prints OK again. [I have blocked any further Windows Updates for the maximum 35 days allowed on my computer. Hopefully, Microsoft can sort out this huge problem by then....]