GET /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1The question is how do I stop it.

I was having this issue with Microsoft 11. I tried contacting Epson direct their solution didn't work. However, I uninstalled all the printers and reinstalled from the epson site and haven't had any issues since.

I have the problem on my Epson workforce pro wf-4820 as well as my brother hl-l3270cdw printer. This is mostinfuriating, here is the response i received from Epson after following your instructions above. So where do I go from here?

Recently you requested personal assistance from our on-line support center. Below is a summary of your request and our response.

If this issue is not resolved to your satisfaction, you may reopen it within the next 45 days.

Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you.

How can i stop the printer status notification? It is a tremendous waste of...

Dear Gilbert,

Thank you for contacting Epson regarding your Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4820. It is my pleasure to respond to your inquiry.

Please contact an IT professional if necessary, this is a Windows issue that is currently happening.

I have a Brother MFC-L37500CDW multi-function printer/scanner. Was working fine. Upgraded to Windows 11 and now whenever it wakes up from sleeping, it prints a 2-line page saying:

Get /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1

Host: Localhost

Uninstalled Printer, reinstalled -- no change

Updated printer firmware -- no change

Switched USB cable to another USB port -- no change

From what I have seen on multiple forums, this is happening with multiple printers and multiple brands. The only constant is they are all connected via USB and all started happening when upgraded to Windows 11.

I was experiencing the same issue as everyone else within this forum. My fix was to configure the printer for Wi-Fi, avoiding the usb port altogether. I no longer have the issue with the status pages auto printing every day. It took two seconds.

Unfortunately, this did not work for me.

From my perspective, the operating system is not releasing the printer properly after a job is printed. There has been some improvement but it is transitory. When I print something, it seems to me that the printer is waiting for another job. The display on the panel is this:

It does not revert to the "idle" display:

If I print something and manually close the "Printing Complete", it now takes over an hour to generate the error message. In the past, the error would happen within 10 or 15 minutes. The only way to prevent that is to power down the printer and restart it. The printer is clearly waiting for release from the operating system.

If the printer's screen saver is activated, the time for the error message to appear is shorter. However, if I turn my pc off completely, no error message is generated.

My question to Microsoft is why doesn't the operating system release the printer? I can work around this bug by turning off the printer every time I know there will be some lapse between print jobs but I forget to do that sometimes. The amount of wasted paper in over 6 months of this remaining a bug is truly aggravating.

I did as you indicated and it did NOT work for me. I have posted another reply on this.