Microsoft is taking steps to simplify the printing experience by phasing out manufacturer-specific printer drivers in favor of a universal solution. Starting in 2025, a three-year plan will gradually transition all Windows printing to Microsoft's IPP driver, promising to eliminate one of the most persistent computer headaches.
Show notes available at <a href="https://twominute.tech/202">https://twominute.tech/202</a>.

Microsoft is taking steps to simplify the printing experience by phasing out manufacturer-specific printer drivers in favor of a universal solution. Starting in 2025, a three-year plan will gradually transition all Windows printing to Microsoft's IPP driver, promising to eliminate one of the most persistent computer headaches. Show notes available at https://twominute.tech/202.

Microsoft is taking steps to simplify the printing experience by phasing out manufacturer-specific printer drivers in favor of a universal solution. Starting in 2025, a three-year plan will gradually transition all Windows printing to Microsoft's IPP driver, promising to eliminate one of the most persistent computer headaches.
Show notes available at <a href="https://twominute.tech/202" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://twominute.tech/202</a>.

Microsoft Simplifies Printing with Universal Print Driver (Episode 202)

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Microsoft Simplifies Printing with Universal Print Driver (Episode 202)

Microsoft Simplifies Printing with Universal Print Driver (Episode 202)