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During the installation on a Windows machine, I was told that the printer driver was not digitally signed and/or had not passed Microsofts compatibility tests. Do I need to worry about this?

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During the installation on a Windows machine, I was told that the printer driver was not digitally signed and/or had not passed Microsofts compatibility tests. Do I need to worry about this?

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You do not need to worry about this. This should not occur on most systems, but could happen if the printer installation is attempting to make use of a file already present on your system. Use of the Pharos printers should not be affected.