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Printer driver isolation is a feature introduced in Windows 7 that improves print reliability and system stability by running printer drivers in a separate process from the print spooler. This prevents a faulty or crashing driver from taking down the entire print subsystem, reducing print failures and system hangs. For IT administrators managing network printers, printer driver isolation offers better management and flexibility, as drivers can be updated or replaced without disrupting other print jobs. This enhancement is part of a broader set of print management improvements in Windows 7, including print migration enhancements, Client-Side Rendering performance improvements, and location-aware printing.
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    Windows 7 Print Management Adds Driver Isolation, Migration

    Link Removed You can put Doc’s name on the list of people glad to see Windows 7 finally hit streets and hard disks everywhere. I’ll leave it to those more pundity than I to assess the overall value of Windows 7, but I say that there are quite a few new print-management functions...
  2. whoosh

    New Print Management Functions in Windows 7

    Link Removed Windows 7 introduces improvements to printing in Windows that provide increased performance and reliability for print users. For IT administrators who remotely manage network print resources, these enhancements provide more flexibility and better management overall. What are the...