A Windows security update released in January and now fully enforced this month is causing Windows users to experience 0x0000011b errors when printing to network printers.

The aging FTP and Telnet protocols are considered unsafe, and HP has decided to clamp down on access to network printers via those protocols.

After Microsoft modified the Windows printing experience to deal with PrintNightmare vulnerabilities, users began experiencing errors when attempting to print to network printers.

By default, your shared printer renders all printing jobs on the client computer or on the computer used to print a document or anything else. To make the change, follow these steps.

Fix Operation could not be completed (error 0x00000709), Double check the printer name and make sure that the printer is connected to the network message.

The aging FTP and Telnet protocols are considered unsafe, and HP has decided to clamp down on access to network printers via those protocols.