![]() #PRINTAO FOR WINDOWS DRIVERS#Whenever Windows release a new operating system, there are usually a whole host of new drivers released that are compatible with any new operating system and which enable your printer to retain its compatibility. Will the printer work with any new operating system, such as Windows 10? More to the point, even if your printer is Windows 10 compatible, what will happen when Windows release a new operating system, will your printer then become redundant? Well the good news is all is not lost. However, there then comes another question. If you are using a tablet or smartphone to do the majority of your surfing on the ‘net, then you would seem to have only one option of printer available to you – a Wi-Fi-enabled computer, as trying to connect your smartphone to a printer via a USB cable or other form of connection would negate the advantages of ‘computing on the go’. The principal question relates to printing and printers. It is clear that the latest version, Windows 10, is very much mobile-oriented, so this then creates further questions which need answering. For those of us who still access the Internet via a PC, the subsequent upgrades to the new-style operating system, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 just seem to have made life more complicated. ![]() It is clear that the Windows 8 platform was the first that was specifically targeting mobile devices, particularly tablets and especially smartphones. For every supposed improvement the software giant makes, it would seem that a much-loved feature is removed. You only have to read on online forums the level of frustration that this seems to cause. It seems that no sooner do we get to grips with the latest version of the Windows operating platform than Microsoft release an upgrade. ![]()
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