Windows 10: Canon Add Printer Problem- Operation failed with error 0x000006be

Hello,
I am having a problem installing the drivers of a printer. The printer model is Canon MF4370dn. This shared printer is actually connected to the USB port of another Win10 pro 64bit Desktop PC. Till recently it was working fine. But all of a sudden it is not working. Had uninstalled all the printers except for the microsoft pdf, onenote, fax, send to one note.

I have then tried reinstalling this printer. But keep getting an error ...
"Add Printer
Connect to Printer
Windows cannot connect to the printer
Operation failed with error 0x000006be"

I have tried the methods of the article "printmanagement.msc" and also "PrintBrmUI.exe [from article: www. tenforums. com/tutorials/101051-backup-restore-printers-windows.html]

Hope you will be able to let me know where to start to correct this installation problem.

Thank You,
Bimal

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GaryRouth's suggestion didn't work for me. But I took his lead and used a slightly different process that eventually worked.

I uninstalled the Canon software in "Programs and Features",

rebooted my machine,

then went to Canon's site and downloaded the full package from Canon for my printer,

extracted the package,

went to the extracted files and opened the DrvSetup folder,

ran the DELDRV64.exe utility to cleanup the old software,

then ran the Setup64.exe to install the Canon software.

Since I've followed these steps, the printer works and the Windows Update for the printer isn't showing up.