Windows 10: Problem printing pictures with embed Adobe RGB profile color

I have several pictures to print on Windows 11, some with embed sRGB color profile and some with embed AdobeRGB 1998 profile. If i open the pictures with photo viewer i can see them correctly but when i go to print them the "print pictures" preview doesn't show correctly the Adobe Rgb pictures it looks like it convert them in sRGB or cannot read the embed color profile and the consequence is that the print colors are not correct as well. I attached a file for let you understand better the problem, it's the same picture but the one on the left has sRGB color profile, the one on the right has

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Windows 11 "Print" doesn't read the AdobeRGB profile embedd on the picture

I have pictures with embed AdobeRGB color. When i try to print them on windows 11 (right click+print) the print preview show me the picture correctly for a second then it changed in a low saturated "grey"version...it's like it's converted in srgb color or doesnt read the AdobeRGB profile color anymore. The consequence is that the prints colors are grey as well. AdobeRGB profile color is correctly installed on the system. On windows 7 the print utility can read and print the adobergb color correctly

 

Adobe Print Problems?

Adobe reader will not recognize our printer installed. My mom needs some form printed out and I cannot get Adobe to recognize our HP 3310 series printer.

We have the latest HP drivers

We have the latest version of Adobe

I have reinstalled Adobe, I have made sure all my print settings is ok. Why will Adobe not recognize my printer?

 

Windows 10 - desktop background not using color profiles

Windows 10 is not properly using embedded color profiles for pictures displayed on the desktop background.

I have a high-end NEC monitor with color calibration software. Monitor is calibrated and color profile is created and assigned to display. I use Lightroom to generate JPG files from RAW photos. Lightroom embeds a color profile into the JPGs. Regardless
of whether I embed sRGB, AdobeRGB, or my monitor's ICC profile in the JPG files, I get the same result. Specifically, Adobe Acrobat, Windows Photo, Microsoft Paint, FastStone Photo Viewer, and Lightroom - all display the colors correctly. However, when I
set the same file as a Desktop Background, it is displayed with heavily oversaturated colors indicating that it is not properly using the embedded color profile.

Please help. Thanks, Don