Summary
The Microsoft IPP Class Driver enables Windows clients to print to network printers that support IPP without the need to install a device-specific driver.
IPP is the standard for printing over a network – thus, this driver will be quite helpful in multi-printer environments and for remote printing.
This driver will facilitate printer setup easily and offer multiple compatibility with IPP-enabled printers.
Usage:
This driver enables the Windows Operating System to communicate seamlessly with IPP-compliant printers, utilizing standard print functionality and network communication.
That makes it convenient for users normally switching between different network printers. The printers can easily be configured here for reliable printing without any need for individual drivers.
Summary Table
| Feature | Microsoft IPP Class Driver |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Windows 10, Windows 11 |
| Main Purpose | Enables printing to IPP-enabled network printers |
| Key Benefits | Simplified printer setup, no device-specific driver needed |
| Recommended Usage | Environments with multiple network printers |
| Common Issues | Limited to basic printing functions only |
| You can find a more detailed description of Microsoft IPP Class Driver in our library. |
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FAQs
What does the Microsoft IPP Class Driver do?
It enables Windows to print to IPP-compliant network printers without needing specific drivers for each printer model.
Does this driver work with every printer?
No, it only works with IPP-enabled printers. Older printers or printers not using IPP might not work with this class driver.
Can the Microsoft IPP Class Driver be uninstalled?
Yes; however, if it is removed, IPP-enabled printers must be set up using device-specific drivers.
How do I update the Microsoft IPP Class Driver?
Updates will come through in normal Windows updates.
Why is my IPP Printer only printing Basic?
Since advanced features, which go beyond basic printing, may not be supported by the IPP Class Driver, then the printer’s dedicated driver might be necessary.
