My printed documents are incomplete or a blue screen appears when printing or using PC-FAX after a Windows 10 update (March 2021)

When I print documents that contain tables or images with lines, such as technical drawings, the lines are not straight or aligned.

One line (banding) appears at the end of the printed/ copied documents.

Stains appear at the end of the printed/ copied documents.

Stains appear at the edge on the reverse side of the borderless prints when using inkjet papers.

Printing result in Windows Photo Viewer is light.

Improve poor print quality.

The edge of glossy paper is smudged.

Clear wide, faded, horizontal lines(banding) appearing on printed documents.

When I print photos, the color quality is not good.

One or more of my colors are not printing (blank).

Printout is misaligned when using glossy papers or postcards.

Scratches (paper feed roller marks) appear at the center on the printed side on the glossy paper.

Ink is still wet after printing on Glossy Paper and even after ink dries, smudge appears.

Black Ink is still wet after printing on plain paper and the paper is wet (For PC Printing).

Black Ink is still wet after printing on Glossy Paper (For PC Printing).

When I print, the pages are smudged with ink.

When I print from PowerPoint using the 2 in 1 feature, some of the borders around the document are not printed or lines are printed that shouldn't be there.

When I print from Outlook/ Outlook Express or Internet Explorer, the page does not print as expected. For example, the right or left hand portion of the page is blank or it prints on a separate piece of paper.

When I try to print thin color borders in Microsoft® Excel, the borders are printed in black.

When I print photos on Brother Photo Paper (BP71 Series), black areas on the printed photos look greenish–black or the colors do not match the colors in the original photo. What should I do?

When printing a "Power Point" document with "Page Layout: 2 in 1" and the quality is set to Super Fine or Fine, part of the image is black. What can I do?