Many times the Epson printer users face issues after a Windows update. This problem comes to your device from various types of problems. You have to find the causes of this problem and then follow the steps to solve it easily.

Causes of Epson Printer Issues After Windows Update

There can be various causes behind the Epson printer issue after the Windows update. Mentioned below are some of the most common problems:

1. Outdated printer driver.
2. Connection problem between the printer and the computer.
3. WiFi connectivity problem

Solutions to Fix Printer Issues After Windows Update

 For Windows 11 OS

1. First of all, move to the Windows search bar, enter “ Device Manager”, and start the related search result.
2. And then, under the Device Manager tab, increase the Print queues field; after that, choose and right-tap on the required driver, and then click on the option of Uninstall Device.
3. Next, you need to go to the next confirmation window; after that, tap on the Uninstall button.
4. And then, you need to reinstall the machine driver. For this, go to the web browser and visit the printer manufacturer’s download section.
5. After that, move to the page of driver download page. After that, enter the exact model of the device.
6. Lastly, when you get the related driver, you need to download it by going through the pop-up instructions.

For Windows 10 OS

1. First of all, go to the keyboard, click on the Windows logo button and the R key at the same time, and then enter the services.msc and tap on the Enter button.
2. And then, move to the Services tab, and then go down until you get Print Spooler. After that, right-tap on it and press the Stop button.
3. Now, go to the keyboard, and click on the Windows logo button and the R key at the same time. Then enter the %WINDIR%\system32\spool\printers and tap on the Enter button.
4. Next, you need to tap on all the files that are in the folder and then remove them. Doing it simply is to clear the print queues.
5. Then, move back to the Services tab, place the Print Spooler, and double-tap on it.
6. Now, press the Start button, and then in Startup enter, choose Automatic, and press the OK button just to save the changes.
7. Finally, inspect to see if the printer device works correctly.