The may look intimidating, but it’s essentially Windows’ way of telling you that your printer communication line is broken. It is not a driver you need to find or download — it’s a symptom you need to fix.
If you cancel a printer installation midway, or if the installer crashes, Windows may leave behind a “ghost” printer device labeled with WSPL. wspl printer driver
is an acronym for Windows Print Support Language . It is not a traditional, monolithic printer driver in the vein of PCL or PostScript. Instead, it is part of Microsoft’s Print Support Application (PSA) framework, introduced alongside the Windows Point and Print and Microsoft IPP Class Driver initiatives. The may look intimidating, but it’s essentially Windows’