Windows Protected Print

How to enable the protected print mode in Windows (and why you should)

Windows Protected Print feature eliminates the need for third-party printer drivers, improves security, and enhances user experience. It replaces the inherited Windows print architecture with one that does not require full system privileges, reducing the risk of malicious software attacks. However, not all printers are supported by this feature, as it requires Mopria certification. To enable Protected Print, go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Printers & scanners, and click on "Configure" next to Windows Protected Print mode. [Plus...]