Everyone should only read what a kernel print driver is. When using win 10 system to enjoy the printer, some users may be prompted that the kernel print driver cannot be installed. What should they do? This makes many users very upset, so how to solve the problem that win 10 can't install the kernel print driver? Let's take a look together.

Win 10 cannot install the kernel print driver. Solution:

1. Click Start-Run and enter "gpedit.msc".

2. Click Computer Configuration-Management Templates-Printers, and then double-click "Do not install printers driven by kernel mode" and set it to "Disabled".

3. Close the Group Policy interface and right-click My Computer-Manage.

4. Click Services and Applications-Services-Print Spooler, and right click-Stop.

5. Open my computer, enter the folder C: \ Windows \ System32 \ Spool \ drivers \ W32x86, and delete all files in it (note that this operation will delete all installed printer drivers).

6. Go to the service interface and start the Printspooler service. Then install the printer driver in the normal way.

The above is the solution that win 10 can't install the kernel print driver. Users who encounter this problem can follow the above steps, hoping to help everyone.