🖨️ Microsoft Is Killing Old Legacy Printer Drivers in Windows 11 — Here’s What You Need to Know Microsoft is making a major change to printing in Windows 11, and it could affect millions of older printers. The company is officially ending support for legacy V3 and V4 printer drivers via Windows Update, pushing users and manufacturers toward modern printing standards.
In this video, we cover:
• What legacy printer drivers are
• What exactly Microsoft is changing in Windows 11
• Which printers could be affected
• Whether your current printer will stop working
• What home users, businesses, and IT admins should do next
⚠️ While existing drivers may continue to work, new legacy drivers will no longer be delivered through Windows Update, and older printers could face installation issues in the future. If you rely on an older printer — or manage systems in a business or school — this is something you really need to know.
Source: v4-printer-driver
End of servicing plan for third-party printer drivers on Windows
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