Update KB973917, KB975929 and KB976264 Killed Network print
 

When I installed the updates on Vista SP2, the network print stopped working.
I have an old HP printer with an Axis 540 print server and a new Brother
DCP-375CW using Wi-Fi.
The printers are visible form the computer and can be found in add printers,
but no print job gets done, when I roll back the update, they work again.
There is no problem in printing from WinXP machines.

I have stopped using Windows update due to these problems.
Any suggestions on solving this odd problem?

Re: Update KB973917, KB975929 and KB976264 Killed Network print
 

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Snorrason wrote:
> When I installed the updates on Vista SP2, the network print stopped
> working. I have an old HP printer with an Axis 540 print server and a new
> Brother DCP-375CW using Wi-Fi.
> The printers are visible form the computer and can be found in add
> printers,
> but no print job gets done, when I roll back the update, they work again.
> There is no problem in printing from WinXP machines.
>
> I have stopped using Windows update due to these problems.
> Any suggestions on solving this odd problem?