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Microsoft mandates IPP driverless printing for Windows 11 by July 2026, with Group Policy controls.

Microsoft is poised to fundamentally change how Windows 11 handles printer installations. Starting in July 2026, the operating system will default to its built-in IPP-based Windows Ready Print path...

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