User ThorstenBerlin reports here that he has to restart his HP laptop (HP 17-ca0563ng) so that the print job sent to the HP 2630 printer (connected via USB, same problem with WLAN) is executed.The user was later able to solve this problem via firmware update. User Birkuli reports here that his OKI Laser Printer MC563DN was not found at the USB port and he could only print via LAN.Windows have received corresponding comments. There are also user reports suggesting that devices from other printer manufacturers also cause problems at the USB port. Other printer manufacturers probably affected
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After rebooting and reconnecting the Brother device, the printer drivers could be installed and the device works on the USB port. Some users were able to resolve the issue by uninstalling all printer drivers in Windows Device Manager and then disconnecting the USB connection to the device. I had reported more details on this issue in the blog post Windows 11: App issues and Brother USB printers doesn't print. Those who have already switched over and run into problems should connect the Brother devices via WLAN or via network if possible (if this is possible) in order to be able to print. The manufacturer's recommendation is to refrain from switching to Windows 11 at this time. There is a corresponding warning from the printer manufacturer Brother, which states that Brother is currently checking the compatibility of the printers with Windows 11. It is also the case that the settings for Brother devices cannot be changed if more than one of these devices is connected via USB port. With Brother printers and multifunction devices, there is a problem under Windows 11 that devices connected to the USB port are not recognized and may not be able to print.
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