windows 10 systems crashing while printing

[A V]

Well I never said that. I'm also responsible for chips in your phone and computer, I work industrially on robotics and a number of other things. You might not be all knowing.

 

[Computer Bloke]

I'm also responsible for chips in your phone and computer, I work industrially on robotics and a number of other things.

Now that you bring this up, your introductory post and profile are a little light on detail. Perhaps you'd care to tell us (and @Kitten Kong) a bit more about yourself?

Judging from your willingness to jump in with your thoughts on a number of old threads it's clear that you're enthusiastic, but enthusiasm alone doesn't qualify you for membership here. Technibble serves a very specific demographic (professional computer technicians and the owners of computer repair and support businesses) and we like to see some indication that you meet those criteria.

Thanks!

 

[A V]

Politics politics politics..

 

[Markverhyden]

Um, sounds like there might be some shorting between the printer and the computer? Or the driver is crashing spectacularly and needs a reboot. I'd try to update the drivers for the printer first. Let us know what happens

This occured 2 years ago. I think it's been sorted out.

 

[Markverhyden]

Politics politics politics..

Paying attention paying attention paying attention..

 

[Computer Bloke]

Politics politics politics..

Not politics - rules, which I'm sure you've read. You've certainly agreed to them.

Please believe that we're not hostile or unwelcoming to newcomers but Technibble is a unique community and we like to keep it that way. We're all professionals and as a result the discussions here can get a bit direct. Robust, even.

(I draw your attention to Rule 8: If this is your first time at Technibble, you have to fight. )