Cant Print Documents. Printer Driver Is Unavailable in Windows 10 FIX
Cant Print Documents. Printer Driver Is Unavailable in Windows 10 FIX.
Sometimes while trying to print documents from your Windows 10 computer you might get an error message saying the Printer driver is unavailable. Or you may experience printer not working and checking on devices and printer screen showing driver is unavailable. The error “Driver Is Unavailable On Printer” means that the driver installed against your printer in the system is either not compatible or is outdated. It may also mean that the corrupt printer driver is installed in your PC and the computer fails to recognize it. And reinstalling the printer driver with the latest version probably the working solution to fix the problem.
The error “Printer driver is unavailable” means that the driver installed against your printer is either not compatible or is outdated. It may also mean that the driver is corrupt and the computer fails to recognize it. If the computer cannot recognize the driver or function with it, you will not be able to access your printer and use it to print jobs. This issue is very common in the printing world and can be fixed with a few tweaks here and there.
Printers Drivers can be notorious. I remember having a lot of trouble with them in my college days, and even now when I have multiple printers at home. One of the common issues which we have cited in the forums is where the consumers were not able to print documents. The error appeared in the Windows 10 Settings page where it says — Printer Driver is unavailable. In this post, I will share several tips to help you fix this problem.
Sometimes when trying to print documents from your Windows 10 computer, you may get the “Driver is unavailable” error. This problem is often reported by HP printer users — but can appear when working with any printer. So, the question is: “How do I fix the HP printer driver is unavailable error?” Find out in this post.
What does it mean when the driver is unavailable on a printer? Typically, this signifies that your printer’s driver may be missing or corrupt — and there are easy fixes to the problem.
Printers covered: Dell, Epson, Canon, Brother, Lexmark, HP.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 10 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, and Samsung.
