FACING ISSUE WITH YOUR PRINTER ?
Several factors can lead to this issue. It often occurs after a Windows update, which might remove or replace existing Printer drivers. In other cases, a corrupted or partially installed driver can cause communication issues between your PC and Printer. Incompatibility with the latest Windows version or interference from third-party software can also trigger the error.
These same issues are not exclusive to Brother printers. Users working with Canon all-in-one printers can also encounter similar driver issues during Canon Printer setup.
Before diving into technical solutions, try restarting your computer and Printer. After rebooting both devices, reconnect the Printer to see if the error clears. This step is simple but sometimes effective, especially if a temporary glitch is causing the issue.
If the issue persists, uninstall the existing Printer driver. Go to Device Manager, find your Brother Printer, and choose to uninstall the device. Remove any associated software if prompted. This step ensures that no corrupted driver files remain on your system. Continue Reading…
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