Windows 10 printer problems persist following latest security update

Windows 10 continues to have printing bug. Now, the nearly contempo patch for the operating arrangement causes some printers and scanners to fail to print. The patch came in a security release that addressed the PrintNightmare security issue just causes some other bug related to printing.

Microsoft lists the post-obit as a known effect for Windows x build 19043.1110 (KB5004237):

After installing updates released July thirteen, 2022 on domain controllers (DCs) in your environment, printers, scanners, and multifunction devices which are not compliant with section 3.2.1 of RFC 4556 spec, might fail to print when using smart-card (PIV) hallmark.

The patch started rolling out on July thirteen, 2022, but Microsoft didn't confirm the new outcome with printers and scanners until July 23, 2022.

Fortunately, this issue only affects a small subset of printers. Microsoft says that only printers with smart card authentication are affected, and so many of the best printers aren't afflicted. The issues are also related to whether printers support certain keys or controllers, according to Microsoft:

The afflicted devices are smart card authenticating printers, scanners, and multifunction devices that don't back up DH or annunciate support for des-ede3-cbc ("triple DES") during the Kerberos As request.

Microsoft advises people experiencing the consequence to make sure that devices are running the latest firmware and drivers. Then, the visitor encourages people to contact device manufacturers. Microsoft is likewise working on mitigating the upshot.

The company notes that "Devices that are affected when using smart bill of fare (PIV) authentication should work as expected when using username and password hallmark."

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