Categories: Latest News

by Hunter Feybusch

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Categories: Latest News

by Hunter Feybusch

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Reported by Tech Radar Magazine

  • Microsoft has stated it will no longer service third-party printer drivers on devices that use Windows OS, including Windows 11
  • Will allow IPP Class Driver and Mopria-compliant print devices
  • Will be supported instead of OEM drivers via Windows Update
  • Printer/MFP manufacturers will not have to provide dedicated drivers
  • Microsoft claims this will improve performance and reliability
  • Mopria certification will be a mandatory requirement for HLK (hardware lab kit)
  • Changes will take place over several years until 2027

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