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Just 2 computers in our workgroup (still works under windows 10).
We have a HP 1102w installed on one computer on a USB port. This works fine from that computer, connected using a USB cable.
An annoyance in Windows 7 was that I had to unpause the printer on the other computer after each reboot to allow printing to occur. Now we are on Windows 10, the Pause Printing option is checked, and greyed out.
I have tried:

• Uninstall/reinstall
• checked permissions (Everyone can manage)
• Drivers from HP (useless - they won't install a shared printer)
• forced reinstall by using network browse to locate printer

Drive share still works, and i can also access the admin shares (C$, D$, etc)

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Any other steps to try?

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2 Answers

Try Below Steps:

1. Open Device Manager, uninstall the printer drivers
2. Shut down computer and Unplug the printer
3. Start the computer and then plug in the printer
4. Run Windows Update, because often times those drivers are managed byWindows Update
5. During Windows Updates the driver may be found and re-installed.

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Your networking seems ok, as you can connect to the shared drives. So I would check permissions again.

To pause or resume printing all documents: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc776043%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

A check mark appears next to Pause Printing when the printer is paused.

Consistent with legacy behaviour.

Any setting or option being greyed out though, would lead me to review the permissions aspect again. Have you considered all permissions, including for example, group and local policies or user access control.

Assigning printer permissions: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773372%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

By default, the Manage Printers permission is assigned to members of the Administrators and Power Users groups.

Carefully going through the page linked immediately above, may help to trouble shoot the policies and network relationship permissions.

Also see: Group Policy and printing: further down the menu on the Assigning printer permissions link (above).

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Newer Windows 10 builds allow users to press pause updates for up to 35 days. Of course, that’s not to say you should actually use it. Most updates are security fixes that patch holes and remove vulnerabilities from your system. Pausing the updates means you’re running vulnerable software, which obviously isn’t ideal. So generally, you should either allow automatic update or update Windows 10 manually. There are occasions, however, (like vacations), that you don’t really have the time to update, and pausing makes sense.

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Here’s how to pause Windows 10 updates; use the information wisely.

1. Open the Start Menu.

2. Select Settings.

3. Click Update & Security.

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4. Choose Advanced options under Windows Update.

5. Toggle the Pause button to On.