How often should I use a Canon inkjet to ensure nozzles don't become clogged?

Yes I am using Chrome. Thanks for hint, will look into it.
 
Ok, when I use Edge the download starts fine. However it was taking a long time and I lost patience and cancelled the download.

I just tried a test print using the Windows 10 app (i.e., right click on a photo, and select the print option) and it came out fine. I also tried a Word print and it came out fine. My current set-up - with the original problematic update reversed, but the new update uninstalled - seems to works fine for me. Others' mileage may differ, as the old saying goes.
 
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Windows 10 may reinstall an update you uninstalled. :fl

Trying to download the file from Microsoft at different times may improve success with slow downloads.
 
Ok, I was more patient today and installed the KB5001649 update.
 
I'm not clear on whether my laptop will at some point attempt to download the other, bug-ridden, update. So I adjusted my settings to postpone new updates for 35 days (the maximum postponing period permitted) to be on the safe side.
 
dublin123 said:
I'm not clear on whether my laptop will at some point attempt to download the other, bug-ridden, update. So I adjusted my settings to postpone new updates for 35 days (the maximum postponing period permitted) to be on the safe side.
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For what it's worth....I changed the Windows update settings on my back to automatic update.

I restarted the laptop and tried a test print using the standard Windows 10 app (i.e., right click on a photo in, say, Windows explorer, and select print for the range of options that appear in the black background menu). It came out perfect. Scan attached. So I assume that the new update Statman linked to above is preventing the faulty update from installing.
 

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