Fix: C/C++: Some forms of declaring pointers to functions where not recognized. Fix: C++ using enum statements were not recognized. It’s a slightly clunky process, in short, but at least it is a fix, which was much-needed for some folks, because in some cases, this bug could prevent functions beyond basic printing from working. Fix: C++ Scoped enums ( enum class and enum struct) were not handled correctly by Lookup References and Jump To Definition. Normally, we’d expect the fix to be piped through via Windows Update, so as noted, it’s rather unusual to have to go through a separate download. Sitecore’s market-leading CDP and expert support could be the key to unlocking the true potential of your customer data. It seems that idea was bang on as the tool which brings in the fix is called the ‘Microsoft Printer Metadata Troubleshooter.’ Businesses must ensure that their CDP is delivering a true single customer view, that this data is available to those who need it, and that it enables effective decisioning for marketers to really drive home their messages. The theory behind this bug was that the printer weirdness was happening because of incorrect metadata supplied in a Windows update, which led to printers being wrongly identified as an HP LaserJet. You can check out Microsoft’s support page for the full instructions on how to use the tool here. This is the place to download the latest Source Insight updates, as well as sample macros, and custom language plug-ins.

This will reverse any printer renaming which has taken place, and reinstate the correct icons for printers, and uninstall the HP Smart app if it shouldn’t have been installed.

Source Insight 4.00.0131 instaling