PrintNightmare Fix Doesn't Agree With Some Printers

 PrintNightmare Fix Doesn't Agree With Some Printers

The PrintNightmare security vulnerability that left Windows systems open to attack has been patched, but the update is causing a new problem with certain types of printers.

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Microsoft says that the KB5004945 patch for the caused by a vulnerability with Windows Print Spooler, is working as intended. However, now some users are reporting that the security update is causing connection errors with their printer—most notably label printers. Microsoft says that the connection errors are due to changes in the overall update and are not a part of the PrintNightmare fix.

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"Our investigation has shown that the OOB security update is working as designed and is effective against the known printer spooling exploits and other public reports collectively being referred to as PrintNightmare," Microsoft wrote in its blog update, "All reports we have investigated have relied on the changing of default registry setting related to Point and Print to an insecure configuration."

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In a, Zebra recommends uninstalling the KB5004945 update until the company can issue its own update.

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Microsoft recommends installing the CVE-2021-34527 security update immediately to eliminate the threat of a potential Windows Print Spooler exploit. Once installed, you should check your registry settings as documented in the update advisory. You'll be looking for three different registry keys.

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A Windows security vulnerability, dubbed "PrintNightmare," has left all versions of Windows open to a system takeover, but Microsoft has begun patching it out.

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The security vulnerability is tied into Windows' Print Spooler service, which runs by default, and grants attackers remote system privileges across all versions of Windows. This access makes it possible for nefarious actors to install their own programs, create new system accounts, and view/copy/alter data.

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Microsoft initially released a statement of mitigation measures you could take, as documented by in order to temporarily reduce the threat. Now, it's moved on to releasing patches for all affected versions of Windows in order to remove the vulnerability entirely.

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Not all of the affected versions have been patched yet, but Microsoft states that anything that hasn't been patched prior to July 6 will be updated "shortly."

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Microsoft already has released patches to remove the "PrintNightmare" vulnerability for multiple versions of Windows 10, as well as Windows Server 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2019, and version 20H2. Windows RT 8.1 and multiple versions of Windows 7 and 8 have been patched as well.

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If you'd like to see if a patch has been released for your version of Windows, you can take a look at Microsoft's under Security Updates. If for any reason you can't download the necessary patch, Microsoft has two recommendations detailed in the Workarounds section. 

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These steps will prevent inbound remote printing, so your system won't be able to function as a print server, but printing locally to an attached device will still work.

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Just as I’ve just gotten myself firmly entrenched in the Apple ecosystem with Macs, iPhones, and iPads, Microsoft has to come along and spoil my contentment with a tempting alternative in the form of.

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The new Windows version sports a cleaner, more Mac-like design and a bunch of new features. It’s arriving during the 2021 holiday season, according to a. The new OS will be a free upgrade for existing Windows users. 

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I adore my MacBook Pro and iMac M1, but love is fickle. Some of the features in Windows 11 seem to beat Apple at its own game.

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The most striking change at first glance to Windows 11 is its altered appearance. In fact, it’s going to look a lot more like iOS with rounded corners on icons. 

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Minor visual upgrades abound throughout Windows 11. There’s a brand-new Start menu, which is centered and floating. There are also new, more colorful icons peppered throughout the operating system. 

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The way you interact with Windows is also changing. And this is where it gets interesting from a Mac user’s perspective. For years, some Mac fans have been calling for the Mac OS to adopt a touch interface, but Microsoft has actually done this with Windows 11. 

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Previous Windows versions have tried to make touch work with the OS, but have failed in one way or another. Microsoft promises to get it right this time by supporting more swipe gestures and making it more consistent with what happens when you tap on something.

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Much like the widgets feature for iOS, Microsoft is adding a widgets panel to Windows 11, which will slide in from the left. The functionality is limited at the moment, but expect this feature to get third-party support soon. 

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Business users will be excited about Microsoft’s integration of Teams into Windows 11. Instead of opening an app, you can now use Teams chat right in the taskbar, so you can easily talk to colleagues. The Teams chat also will work with SMS, so you’ll be able to communicate with people who don’t have the app. However, it’s expected that the SMS feature will work only with individuals, rather than group texts.