Microsoft is working to resolve the issue where trying to use certain printers will cause your Windows 10 computer to crash and cause a blue screen to appear. If you (or your IT department) have dealt with this issue, you should have it printed again today.
In the update notes, Microsoft says that the problem only affects ‘certain printers that use some applications’, but does not make it clear. It seems to affect some Kyocera, Ricoh, and Zebra printers, and if you own one, it’s the kind of bug that would be extremely annoying – or worse, workflow if printing is a need and not something you just take off and on. then do not.
If this problem has occurred to you, you can download the update by going to Settings> Update and Security> Windows Update and clicking Check for Updates. Hopefully your printer and computer can be friends again after update. May the ink meet the paper again, and your computer does not need to be recharged after a hard accident.