Uninstall KB4557957 or KB4560960
Windows 10S Brother printer DCP-195C will not work
My elderly DCP195C has been working fine with my Windows 10S until today, Thu 11 June 2020. Windows did a large update yesterday or day before. Now the printer will not work }:-( Tried looking at settings but nothing seems to solve the problem. Anyone any suggestions please?
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Anonymous
2020-06-14T12:34:12+00:00 -
Anonymous
2020-06-13T20:58:21+00:00 KB 4560960 Not installed, so, did not work, strange
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Anonymous
2020-06-12T20:47:44+00:00 Well Rhaine,
I like you optimism, but that did not solve my issue.
I have a Brother DCP-395CN, reinstalled the whole package (for the printer) that all works well, the printer is connected and configured but the Issue remains.
After the latest Windows 20 update 2004 I can no longer print.
The Printer display lights up as if something's being set to it but the print queue remains empty.
I have tried all the suggestions but to no avail.
Previous issue with an earlier update was that my on board soundcard no longer produces sound, you see the volume slider moving with the beat but no sound.
It's getting worse with every Window update, Microsoft should start to really become ashamed for what's it's delivering
I'm a very sad and disappointed person.
Regards,
Hans Hallebeek
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Anonymous
2020-06-12T13:51:50+00:00 Same problem with a Brother MFC790CW. All of a sudden (specifically after latest Windows update) it won't print! Not from Word, Excel, Edge, Notepad, Acrobat - nowhere, nohow. Kind of oddly, Paperport still SCANS OK on this multi-function printer, producing .jpg and .pdf documents just fine, so I know there is at least some communication between the computer and printer.
C'mon Microsoft, fix your update!!! I'm a 75 year old retiree & I don't want to buy another printer because YOU screwed up! (and what assurances do we have you won't screw up THAT printer?)
Mike in Spokane
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Anonymous
2020-06-12T13:32:11+00:00 Same situation here.
I expect the answer is 'Yes' but may I make sure please?
- You have Windows 10S?
2. The problem only happened since Windows update a few days ago?