wfc4life
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- Reidsville, NC USA
I have been battling a very weird printer issue for a couple of days, and I'm at the point I don't know what else to do other than a nuke and pave. I really don't want to do this since the client isn't experiencing any other issues with her laptop.
Background: Client is running an Asus Win 10 64 bit Build 1809 operating system. She has an Epson WF-2630 printer that worked fine with the laptop until recently. When the printer issue initially started, it displayed a status message "Driver is unavailable". I uninstalled the printer software, and downloaded a fresh copy from Epson's website. It will not install the printer driver; the error message is "Operation could not be completed (error 0x00000012). There are no more files." The printer is connected to the client's wireless network, and she has no issues printing from her iPhone. The printer installation software also sees the printer on the network, but the driver refuses to install.
What I have done: I verified that the print spool service is running, and is set to start automatically. I have done an in-place reinstall of the operating system. I have verified all updates have been installed. I have disabled real time protection of Windows Defender and Malwarebytes. I ran Tweaking.com Windows Repair AIO software. I attempted to install the printer software again with the same result. I have searched for answers on the Internet, but have only found the same ideas that I have already done.
Any ideas or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Background: Client is running an Asus Win 10 64 bit Build 1809 operating system. She has an Epson WF-2630 printer that worked fine with the laptop until recently. When the printer issue initially started, it displayed a status message "Driver is unavailable". I uninstalled the printer software, and downloaded a fresh copy from Epson's website. It will not install the printer driver; the error message is "Operation could not be completed (error 0x00000012). There are no more files." The printer is connected to the client's wireless network, and she has no issues printing from her iPhone. The printer installation software also sees the printer on the network, but the driver refuses to install.
What I have done: I verified that the print spool service is running, and is set to start automatically. I have done an in-place reinstall of the operating system. I have verified all updates have been installed. I have disabled real time protection of Windows Defender and Malwarebytes. I ran Tweaking.com Windows Repair AIO software. I attempted to install the printer software again with the same result. I have searched for answers on the Internet, but have only found the same ideas that I have already done.
Any ideas or suggestions are greatly appreciated.