Everything You Need To Know About Windows Ready Print, Protected Print & Mopria @URTechDotCa
Everything You Need To Know About Windows Ready Print, Protected Print & Mopria  @URTechDotCa
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn how the Windows Modern Print Platform works and why it will become mandatory on your Windows 11 machine soon. Get ready today.

This video explains the transition to the Windows Protected Print Mode for IT administrators and regular users who manage hardware. If you frequently check your Windows 11 printers, you have likely noticed changes in how devices are detected and managed. We break down exactly what this system is and why it is no longer an optional update.

Learn everything you need to know about the Windows Modern Print Platform, Windows Protected Print Mode, Windows Ready Print, and Mopria standards. Microsoft is phasing out legacy third-party print drivers to improve system stability and security.

In this video, we break down key concepts including IPP (Internet Printing Protocol), PWG (Printer Working Group), Printer Support Apps (PSAs), and how to set up driverless printing on Windows 11. Whether you are an everyday user or an IT technician preparing for Microsoft's end of servicing for legacy drivers, this guide shows you how to remove old drivers and set up your printer correctly.

Understanding your print settings is critical because this framework will be standard across all systems in the coming years. By watching this guide, you will know exactly where to look in your system configurations to ensure your devices remain compatible with future updates. We focus on the core mechanics of Windows printing to help you prepare for these inevitable platform shifts without technical confusion.

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00:00 Introduction to Windows Modern Print Platform
00:38 Why Microsoft is eliminating legacy print drivers and Mopria standard
01:40 How to enable Windows Protected Print Mode for regular users
02:20 Key concepts for IT techs IPP PWG ports and WPP
02:46 Internet Printing Protocol IPP explained
03:20 Printer Working Group PWG vs PostScript and PCL
04:56 Type 3 Type 4 and Type 5 user mode ports
05:28 What Windows Protected Print Mode actually does
06:05 Step by step removing legacy drivers and setting up WPP
08:38 Installing Printer Support Apps PSA from the Microsoft Store
10:42 How to set up scanning using the Windows Scan app
11:28 Timeline for Microsoft end of servicing for legacy print drivers

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