Our compact printer supports driverless printing, and Windows can add it without any vendor software. But Apple also offers Xerox Printer Drivers 4.0. For a shared apartment, is there any reason to install the vendor driver? 馃檹 I'm hoping driverless means fewer problems after Windows updates, but I don't want to lose important features. Curious about your experiences. Real experiences from people who tried it would help a lot.
driverless printing: the end of printer driver headaches?
ok so mostly basic printing, sometimes duplex.
@kmoreau works on paper, not in real life
hmmmm not sure about that respectfully disagree, i tried that and it made shared worse but hey ymmv
lol same thing happened to me make a backup before u touch teh antivirus, learned that teh hard way
hmmm advanced features like booklet printing, special finishing, secure print or accounting codes often need teh vendor driver. Check what a laptop plus an external monitor actually uses. hope that helps :)
wait what everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof, reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets but hey ymmv
printer saw i was in a hurry and chose violence
been there man add the printer by IP to avoid discovery issues. In Add device > Add manually, chosoe to add using an IP address and let Windows pick the IPP class driver if offered. fingers crossed 馃
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