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My printer is prompted to print this at the top of pages, usually from drawer #2 which is envelopes. I have an Epson WF-4740. The information on line indicates that this is an across the board problem. I have contacted Epson and they say it is a Microsoft problem. To date I have tried every suggested fix but nothing stops it. Extremely frustrating!!!!
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This worked for me too! I had done the schedule thing but with an update it came back. This makes so much sense. Renaming these files prevents the update from finding them and activating the schedule thing again. As you can see I am no expert and don't have the right words. I know it is scary to go into the command line. This was so much less scary for us non tech folks!
Same here, I recently bought the Epson ET-2800 and was getting the same printing on USB and I disconnected the cable and no printout.
I have same problem for nearly two months now.
I do not think that this is a microsoft problem.
Each morning, I send out an email message to a group of people and I send a copy of my sent emails to EpsonConnect (my printer's email address) which then goes to cyberworld at Epson, which sends a copy of the email back directly, via wifi from my router, to the printer, which then puts the heading:
Get/eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1 Host: local host.
So, this doesn't have anything to do with my PC, Windows or Microsoft. It's an Epson printer problem.
However... I also get the weird headings when printing directly from my PC.
I'll keep bugging Epson.
Thank you WildeKatz and Daniel Pratt. I did disable the "Print Health Monitor Logon". Unfortunately, it hasn't worked for me. Maybe I need to upgrade to Windows 11, but otherwise Windows 10 still works for me. Hopefully, Microsoft will fix this.
All I can offer you is a weak "good luck"! LOL I am not tech savvy so can't offer any suggestions other than what people on this thread and one other with a similar title/same issue have suggested. I know on either this thread OR the other one, someone mentioned that they had the HP Scan Doctor on their computer and had never owned anything HP so I don't know how or why it keeps popping up on here, but it appears that when we ALL contacted our printer companies and hammered them about this issue being THEIR fault and they pointed the finger back at MS/Windows, I guess they were right. LOL! I kind of feel bad after the tongue lashing I gave the HP tech "YOU GUYS ALL SAY IT IS SOMEONE ELSE'S FAULT AND NOT YOURS!!!!! WHY DO I EVER PAY FOR YOUR TECH SUPPORT???" Ha!
Good luck , MaryMcIntyre_2510 !
