Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagAnnouncing Universal Print in GCC High for earlier versions of Windows! As you may recall, in October 2023, we announced that Universal Print was made generally available in GCC/GCC High. At that time, only those customers on the latest release of Windows 11 (Windows 11 version 22H2) were able to use Universal Print. However, we’ve heard from many customers on earlier versions of Windows who want to take advantage of cloud printing as well. We listened. To ensure that more government entities can benefit from the security and productivity features that Universal Print offers, we’re extending our support. Universal Print now supports Windows 10 and previous versions of Windows 11 in GCC High. Those customers can start using it today. To use Universal Print in GCC High on earlier versions of Windows, please follow the steps here to set it up! As always, we’ll keep listening to your feedback and prioritize critical features and support into our roadmap. General availability of Universal Print in GCC/GCC High We are excited to announce that we are bringing Universal Print to government organizations with the general availability of Universal Print in GCC/GCC High. Universal Print in GCC/GCC High aims to offer full feature parity with what exists in the commercial cloud today. To learn more, please view the announcement blog or sign up for the upcoming webinar on October 11th. Re: upprinterinstaller.exe pop up windowsHi RNalivaika! We don't have a dashboard to monitor the updates for this specific issue, however we do have a dashboard to monitor the status of other Universal Print features: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Universal%20PrintRe: upprinterinstaller.exe pop up windowsHi RNalivaika! Thank you for reporting this issue to us. We are aware of the problem and are looking into a fix.Re: Universal Print BillingHi Yordan, this is Rachelle here from the Universal Print team. What nclinch has said above is exactly how Universal Print works. If you go over the amount of print jobs included in the pool, you will still be able to print. If this is something that is happening often, I would suggest you purchase additional print volume for Universal Print. They come in packs of 500 and 10,000. You can find the details here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/universal-print/fundamentals/universal-print-license#additional-print-volumeRe: Best practices to implement U - PrintWe also have a Simulation Guide you can take a look at here: https://regale.cloud/Microsoft/viewer/1265/universal-print/index.html#/0/0 It will help you walk through the basics of setting up Universal Print!
Recent Blog ArticlesNewest TopicsMost LikesTagged:TagConnection Reliability in Azure Virtual Desktop Insights The Connection Reliability tab in Azure Virtual Desktop Insights is now generally available to all IT administrators. Announcing general availability of Universal Print in GCC/GCC High! The Universal Print cloud-based print solution is available today in GCC/GCC High for government organizations. Universal Print in GCC and GCC High AMA and Private preview We are excited to announce the upcoming private preview and AMA of Universal Print in GCC and GCC High
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