And more so for any being developed in the same timeĬheck with Konica Minolta Support, their on-line documentation, and drivers. It would be impossible to develop an OS that was compatible with The OEM printer maker is responsible for the hardware and driver compatibility not the Why would you make an operating system that cannot be compatible with relatively new printers? So where did it go? How do I find it? Is the device not compatible with Windows 8? When I look online for the compatibility it says unknown. none of these contain the Authentication/Account Track button either. This brings up a box that includes the following tabs: general, sharing, ports, advanced, color management, security, device settings. Get frustrated and try right clicking and choosing printer properties. The advanced settings are no help either.Ĥ. The only tabs that appear are Layout and Paper/Quality which are useless in this endeavor. Right click on the Konica Minolta icon and choose printing preferences.ģ. Go to control panel and click on the option for printers.Ģ. Now, on Windows 8, the following happens.ġ. Enter the authentication code and press verify. click the Authentication/Account Track button.ĥ.
Right click on the Konica Minolta icon then choose printing preferences.Ĥ. Go to the control panel and click on the option for printers.Ģ. Previously when one connected the printer to Windows Vista and Windows 7, you would do the following:ġ. This is a personal computer being connected to a printer/copier at a school. I am trying to connect a Konica Minolta bizhub 423 to my laptop factory installed with Windows 8.
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