Patch Tuesday March 2021, problems again

Microsoft released security updates for all supported versions of Windows 10 yesterday on March 2021. But it seems once again the updates are causing problems for some .

In particular, the printing attempt may result in bluescreen errors on the affected devices.

Updates fix security issues with the second highest severity score.

One of the additional issues that these updates fix is ​​a problem with FILE ports. The issue is fixed with updates to all versions of Windows, from Windows 7 to Windows 10.

The following updates include fixing FILE ports:

These updates are not the first attempt to resolve issues related to FILE ports and printing.

In her notes s, Microsoft confirms that users may experience printing errors after installing the update, but these will be limited to print jobs that were queued before the update was installed.

Print jobs already in line cannot be completed after installation and must be deleted and resubmitted.

One day after the updates, there are several reports on the Internet about various problems they cause.
According to reports, the updates may cause bluescreens in win32kfull.sys when printing after the update is installed. Some seem to have fixed the problem with and reinstall printers on their systems, but this does not seem to work at all. Others solved the problem by updating the printer drivers.

The update may no longer be available for all devices through Windows Updates. But it is still available on the Microsoft website Catalogue.

Microsoft has not recognized the problem, and the support articles, KB5000802 and KB5000808, have not been updated.

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