Windows 10: How to stop printing GET /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1 Host: localhost

Same question, just new day. Does anyone have a "real" solution to the constant printing of GET /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1 Host: localhost? I have a Brother printer, but it appears it happens with most printers. I'm wasting about 40 pages a month to this nonsense.

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Why does "Get /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1:1" keep printing

I have seen posts and replies on this issue.

• I am having the issues on my Epson ET-5850 printer. It prints "Get /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1:1 Host: localhost" every time the printer connects.
  
• I am using Microsoft 11 Pro. (SHOULD NOT HAVE UPGRADED!!!)
  
• I am connected via USB. I was connected via wireless and worked great with Microsoft 10, but after Microsoft 11 upgrade, the wireless option won't work and USB is the only way to print.
  
• I have uninstalled and reinstalled the software and drivers.
  
• I have uninstalled the fax and scanner modules and then reinstalled...
  

Microsoft, its has to be YOUR problem and related to Microsoft 11... It looks to be happening with every printer connected to Microsoft 11 via USB.

Thanks for expediting a resolution for the WORLD!

 

canon mf451dw keeps printing ""GET /eSCL/ScannerStatus Http/1.1 Host: localhost" - Canon says this is a MS problem how do I fix?

canon mf451dw keeps printing ""GET /eSCL/ScannerStatus Http/1.1 Host: localhost" - Canon says this is a MS problem how do I fix?

 

Printer constantly prints "Get /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1 Host: Localhost" after it wakes up from Sleep following Windows upgrade

I have a Brother MFC-L37500CDW multi-function printer/scanner. Was working fine. Upgraded to Windows 11 and now whenever it wakes up from sleeping, it prints a 2-line page saying:

Get /eSCL/ScannerStatus HTTP/1.1

Host: Localhost

Uninstalled Printer, reinstalled -- no change

Updated printer firmware -- no change

Switched USB cable to another USB port -- no change

From what I have seen on multiple forums, this is happening with multiple printers and multiple brands. The only constant is they are all connected via USB and all started happening when upgraded to Windows 11.