Enforce the fix manually – If the ‘revised’ update did not appear yet for you and you don’t want to revert back the KB5006746 update, one additional route you can take is to enforce the fix manually by using the Registry Editor to create and configure the RpcAuthnLevelPrivacyEnabled value.Uninstall the KB5006746 update – If you started to experience this issue immediately after installing the KB5006746 update and the fix to the fix has not yet arrived for you, the quickest way to resolve the issue is to simply uninstall the problematic update and wait until Microsoft offers the ‘revised’ update inside the WU screen.If the Print-to-PDF feature is currently stuck in a limbo state, you can most likely resolve the issue by re-enabling it from the Windows Features menu. Re-Enable the Print to PDF feature – According to some affected users, the reason why you can no longer connect to your network printer can also be an inconsistency brought about by the Print-to-PDF feature.Run the Printer Troubleshooter – In case the issue is brought about by a general inconsistency and the issue has nothing to do with the new update (KB5006746), you should start this troubleshooting attempt by running the Printer Troubleshooter and applying the recommended fix.If you have started dealing with a network printing issue immediately after installing KB5006746, check back on WU and install any new update that is available.

Install the hotfix for the KB5006746 update – As it turns out, Microsoft has recently announced that they have started deploying the hotfix aimed at resolving the new issues introduced along with the KB5006746 update.

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