Operation and MaintenanceWindows Operation and MaintenanceWhat should I do if it prompts that Windows 10 is checking for Windows updates when connecting to a network printer?What should I do if it prompts that Windows 10 is checking for Windows updates when connecting to a network printer?
1. Download the correct printer driver;
2. Open computer management in win10 system;
3. Open services and find windows update Service
4. Select to stop the service;
5. Then a prompt to find the computer to install the driver will pop up. Just install the downloaded driver. After installing the driver, you need to manually open the windows update service.
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