If you find yourself reinstalling the driver every month, consider a print server solution. Devices like the running CUPS (Common UNIX Printing System) or a dedicated print server box can act as a bridge. You connect the AR-5127 to the print server, and the print server talks to Windows 10 via a standard protocol (LPD or IPP). This bypasses the driver issue completely.
For most users, the most stable and secure method does not involve downloading sketchy third-party driver installers. Instead, you can force Windows 10 to use a generic or compatible Sharp driver. sharp ar-5127 driver windows 10
