hpbxpsv429.dll access violation in printfilterpipelinesvc.exe

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onstafftech

Hello everyone,


After upgrading to Windows 10 1909, my HP OJ Pro 9010 no longer works. I started ProcessMonitor and then clicked "print test page" a few times to see if I could find any other type of errors. I was able to see that printfilterpipelinesvc.exe was crashing. I installed DebugDiag and was able to acquire a full memory dump of that process. The analysis shows hpbxpsv429.dll access violation.


This printer works correctly from my other computer that is also Windows 10 1909. I am not suspecting a printer issue at this point.


If I use the "Generic / Text only" driver, test page works with USB and network.

If I use the HP generic driver for PS or PCL, only prints garbage output.

If I use the official driver, nothing prints and the process crashes every time.

If I print using the built in PDF printer or the XPS driver; test pages work.


Below are the steps I have done to this point. The printer is both network and USB capable; both options have been tried.


1. Removed all third-party printer drivers / programs using add / remove programs and `printui /s /t 2'.

2. Compared permissions on the spool folder and subfolders with another computer.

3. Performed an SFC scan and dism check-health, both with no integrity violations found.

4. Tried older model HP drivers; same issue.

5. I have tried adding another account and even printing from the local administrator account; same issue.

6. Tried different print processors; same issue.


The error in the event log is the following:


The document Print Document, owned by Administrator, failed to print on printer HP OfficeJet Pro 9010 series [BA0D3B]. Try to print the document again, or restart the print spooler.

Data type: RAW. Size of the spool file in bytes: 246841. Number of bytes printed: 84181. Total number of pages in the document: 1. Number of pages printed: 0. Client computer: \\COMPUTER. Win32 error code returned by the print processor: 1726. The remote procedure call failed.

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