After a few attempts, I reset the print system and now I get this:
"an error occurred while trying to add the selected device bad file descriptor"
The printer works fine from another macbookpro running 14.3.1
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MacBook Pro (2017 – 2020)
Hello!
In our case the Microsoft Defender crashes the CUPS Server Daemon.
Answer from Apple Entersprise:
I have just looked at the logs you have uploaded and it looks the dlpdaemon daemon is crashing repeatedly. I believe this daemon is associated with Microsoft Defender. Could you please remove it and reboot the machine before trying to add a printer again?
I uninstalled MS Defender from all Macs in our company with macOS 14.4 - and now the printers are back again.
Hope this helps you too.
BG
René
Are you absolutely sure about that? Then why is it not broken for me? I can use the Mac's CUPS implementation for all of my Macs with my HP printer, and my Mac mini is running macOS Sonoma 14.4.
@AppleReneIT: Worked for me! Big thanks!
I'll let folks in my org know as well.
we use Jamf and Defender, Defender Full Disk Access didn't fix anything for us. currently we have 550 Device running Sonoma and only 40 running the latest Sonoma 14.4 so far.
Thank you @CODE420, your recommendations actually work for us. We have tested on multiple devices and now rolling out to Sonoma 14.4 devices.
I don't run Defender and have this problem. Any help?
Has anyone found a definitive solution that doesn't involve uninstalling defender? I've got 100 machines that would take forever, and lose the protection defender provides.
HP LaserJet Printer stopped working on my MacBook, after latest macOS Sonoma update.
