Microsoft has ended support for legacy printer drivers on Windows 11, putting millions of older printers at risk with phased ...

In the name of security for its ubiquitous OS, Microsoft is ditching support for legacy V3 and V4 printer drivers in Windows 11. Microsoft previously warned this was coming way back in September 2023, ...

Microsoft is quietly ripping out one of Windows’ oldest plumbing systems, and the impact will hit the most boring but essential task many PCs still perform: printing. By winding down traditional ...

The enhanced FANUC connector driver expands robot-to-machine interfacing interoperability, real-time robot awareness and secure bi-directional control across automated production environments and ...

The next system update for Windows 11 could break your printer. Here's what you need to know.

Intel Arc users are enabling XeSS 3 on unsupported GPUs, achieving up to triple FPS despite no official driver support yet.

Intel Arc GPU owners have found a workaround to enable XeSS 3 frame generation early, ahead of Intel’s official rollout later this month.

Microsoft faces criticism for Windows 11’s confusing driver names like ‘Microsoft Corporation – Driver Update’ that lack information about device function or purpose. PCWorld reports that Microsoft ...

If you have accidentally deleted the camera driver on your Windows 11/10 computer, this article will help you. Usually, Windows reinstalls the missing or deleted drivers on restart. However, this does ...

It's rare we get anything for free these days, especially in the realm of storage and memory. But an updated Windows Server driver has officially given Windows native NVMe SSD support, and some ...

One of the many long-standing oddities of Windows is that it has never had native support for NVMe SSDs, despite them being around for well over a decade and being the standard option for modern ...

The headline sounds like one of those things that's way too good to be true. Like a scam you'd find on a shady website; "install this SSD driver for huge speed gains!" It's real, though, and it's ...