This is particularly helpful if you seem to be having problems printing within a particular program. We will continue to investigate reports of these issues and I will post an update here as I have more information.If you have a question about whether your printer is working correctly with Windows, one common approach is to print a test page. I've checked today and HP has released a Windows 8 32 bit driver for the HP Officejet 100 Mobile L411, but not a 64 bit version as yet. Unfortunately, not all printer manufacturers have released drivers for all versions of Windows 8. Often, after installing this driver, printers are able to receive and print jobs that are transmitted from a GoToMyPC session. The driver that is available from the printer manufacturer's page often differs from the driver that Windows 8 installs. On your Windows 8 client, visit the printer manufacturer's support page and install the print driver from this page.

If you experience this issue, you may consider using the print driver supplied by your printer's manufacturer instead of using the print driver installed automatically by Windows 8. This automatically installed driver should work immediately and let you print just fine, however we've seen cases where it may not be able to handle print jobs that are remotely transmitted from a GoToMyPC session. When you plug in a printer to a Windows 8 computer, Windows 8 will try to automatically install a driver for you.

So far, I've found that this issue is related to a specific way that Windows 8 handles drivers on the client computer. The problem usually happens if the client computer is a Windows 8 machine. I've been investigating reports of printing issues with Windows 8.

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