Universal Print now supports Windows 10 on ARM devices, such as Surface Pro X. As a modern, cloud-based print solution, Universal Print removes the need for on-premises print servers and enables endpoints to print to Azure AD-registered printers. Universal Print is the perfect match for cloud-first devices like Surface Pro X and helps enterprises unblock their move to the cloud.
With Universal Print, workers benefit from driverless printing, streamlined location-based printer discovery, and an intuitive printing experience. With Azure AD integration, workers use existing AAD credentials to print from workplace-joined devices.
Universal Print allows IT departments to configure their organization's printers so that employees can print seamlessly from any device, and for organizations to lower the cost of printing, while supporting their business needs. Administrators can manage print infrastructure from the Universal Print admin portal and connect printers with native support for Universal Print.
The Universal Print API expands the capability and reach with an existing robust ecosystem of partner solutions.
To learn more about getting started, check out the Universal Print FAQ.
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