Last weekend, Microsoft acknowledged a bug that caused Windows to fail to print. Unfortunately, this affected all supported Windows versions, including Windows 8.1 and all versions of Windows 10 that got an update on Patch Tuesday. In other words, every version of Windows 10 except for 1511. Earlier this week, the company released new cumulative updates to fix the issue for versions 1909, 1903, 1809, and 1803, but that left everyone else, including those on the latest version of the OS, without a fix. Now, everyone else on Windows 10 is getting the update. Microsoft is releasing cumulative updates for versions 2004, 1709, 1703, 1607, and 1507. Version 1703 wasn't originally listed as affected, but that might have been an oversight given that Windows 10 version 1703 is only supported for the original Surface Hub.

2004	KB4567523	19041.331	Update Catalog
1909/1903	KB4567512	18363.904/18362.904	Update Catalog
1809	KB4567513	17763.1294	Update Catalog
1803	KB4567514	17134.1553	Update Catalog
1709	KB4567515	16299.1937	Update Catalog
1703	KB4567516	15063.2411	Update Catalog
1607	KB4567517	14393.3755	Update Catalog
1507	KB4567518	10240.18609	Update Catalog

As was the case with the updates earlier this week, these are not being provided through Windows Update, so if you want them, you'll have to use the download link above. The only version that's left unpatched is Windows 8.1, which will probably get a preview of its monthly rollup at some point.