Alex wrote in his log: “Root cause: Windows security policy changed driver isolation mode. Toshiba’s Universal Driver uses a kernel-mode print processor for speed. New policy blocks kernel-mode calls from non-Microsoft drivers. Switched to user-mode PS3 driver. Also cleared 3 GB of orphaned spool files. Recommend freezing driver updates until after the merger.”
With one final click, Alex sent the report to the queue. The printer driver toshiba
But here, he paused. The default setting was “Toshiba Universal Driver 4.3.” He clicked “Have Disk” and forced Windows to use . Alex wrote in his log: “Root cause: Windows
When prompted for the driver, click Have Disk , navigate to your extracted folder, and select the .inf file. click Have Disk