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Input: I'm using it for an Epson R300, which is an older inkjet printer and is *NOT* on the official &#34;supported list&#34;. It prints just fine and is solid (I find network printers prefer static IPs, so I assigned a static one for this unit, as well), though the ink level reporting feature does not work. This is okay with me, since the GPSU21 did not claim to support my printer so the fact that it's working at all I count as a plus.<br /><br />As for Windows 8.1, yes, it definitely works with 8.1 (64 bit) - that what I'm using, as well as another machine running Windows 7. I pre-emptively downloaded the very latest drivers from IOGear rather than installing the ones which came on the CD. I don't know if that was strictly necessary, but it seemed like my best chance for getting good results.<br /><br />I have an unusual LAN addressing scheme (not 192.168.1.x) but no problems getting set up. The IOGear widget used DHCP at first. The driver software had no problem finding it and reconfiguring it to use a static address was a snap. Overall, very easy to use and it appears, after a week or so of infrequent use, to be a solid product.<br /><br />My specific configuration has this unit connected via ethernet to a wifi bridge which also serves a laser printer, also with a static IP. Both are getting along fine. The laser printer prefers a static IP, too -- making that change for it some weeks ago solved a lot of problems. It seems the wifi bridge and the printer's DHCP features did not completely get along.
Output:
Works fine under Win8.1(64), Win7 - easy to install; Use FIXED IP for best results.