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 User Interface: Classic and refined Aero UI.
 

Key Features:

Improved taskbar with thumbnail previews.

Libraries for file management.

Faster boot times than Vista.

Broad hardware compatibility.

Reception: Very stable and popular, especially in business environments.

Support Ended: January 14, 2020.

User Interface: Introduced the Metro UI (tile-based Start Screen).
Key Features:
 

• Designed for touchscreens.
• Faster boot times and better performance.
• Windows Store for apps.
• 8.1 Update brought back Start button, more desktop enhancements 
• Reception: Mixed to negative due to removal of traditional Start menu.

User Interface: Combines Metro UI and classic Start Menu.

• Key Features:
• Return of the Start Menu.
• Virtual desktops, Cortana, Microsoft Edge.
• Regular feature updates (semi-annual updates).
• Better gaming features (DirectX 12, Game Mode).
• Editions: Home, Pro, Enterprise, Education.
• Support End: October 14, 2025 (for most editions).

User Interface: Modern, clean design with centered Start menu and rounded corners.

• Key Features:
  • Snap layouts for multitasking.
  • Native support for Android apps (via Amazon Appstore).
  • Widgets, revamped File Explorer.
  • Focus on security and modern hardware (requires TPM 2.0, newer CPUs).
• Performance: Improved for hybrid work and productivity.
• Ongoing Development: Continuous updates, including AI features and Copilot integration.
   

 A printer driver is a software program that allows your operating system (Windows) to communicate with your printer. It converts the data from your PC into a format the printer can understand (like PCL or PostScript).

Without a proper driver, your printer may not work correctly—or at all.

1.  Driver not found: Download the latest from Our  website.
2. Wrong output/formatting: Ensure you're using the correct driver type (PCL vs PS).
3. Driver conflicts: Uninstall old drivers via Print Management (available in Windows Pro editions).