WORLDTECHMicrosoft admits Windows 11 Universal Print has been broken for months
Microsoft has admitted that Universal Print on Windows 11 has been broken for months, according to a report by Neowin. The fault has left users and administrators frustrated and requires a manual fix.
Admission and manual workaround
Microsoft has acknowledged that Universal Print, the cloud printing service in Windows 11, has not functioned as it should for months, according to a report by Neowin. The company's admission means affected users cannot rely on the feature working out of the box.
Until a permanent correction is available, those affected are required to apply a manual fix, the report says.
Background on the company and its products
Microsoft is a software and software development company based in Redmond, founded in 1975. Its products and services include Microsoft Windows, the operating system on which Universal Print runs.
Open questions
- When will Microsoft release a permanent fix for Universal Print?
- How many users and administrators have been affected by the fault?