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Microsoft warns that new Windows updates may break printing

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    Kent Sharkey
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    Bleeping Computer[^]:

    Microsoft warned that starting with this week's optional preview updates, temporary mitigation provided one year ago to address Windows Server printing issues on non-compliant devices will be removed, potentially breaking printing.

    Spoiler alert! (I know many really want to guess and wager about what will break with the next round of updates)

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      Bleeping Computer[^]:

      Microsoft warned that starting with this week's optional preview updates, temporary mitigation provided one year ago to address Windows Server printing issues on non-compliant devices will be removed, potentially breaking printing.

      Spoiler alert! (I know many really want to guess and wager about what will break with the next round of updates)

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      Another reason to not install the preview updates. However, if an enterprise hasn't mitigated for Printnightmare at this point I guess they really are going for the paperless office.

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