How to identify your Operating System (OS) for Windows or Mac

To check the operating system (OS) your printer supports, see the [Supported OS] section.
The latest drivers/utilities compatible with Windows or Mac are available in the [Downloads] section.

Follow the steps below to check the version/system type of the OS you are using.

The screen may differ depending on the OS you are using.

Open the "Run" dialogue box by one of the following operations:
- Right-click (Start) and select [Run].
- Right-click (Start) on the desktop and press the "R" key.
- Hold down (Windows) on the keyboard and press the "R" key.
- Click [Start] => [Run].
Type "winver" in the empty field, and then click [OK].
The version of Windows is displayed as shown below.
(These are some screen examples.)

How to identify the system type differs on the OS version.

Follow the instructions below according to the OS version you are using.

The system type of Windows 11 is 64-bit only.

Windows 10

Right-click (For the touch operation, touch and hold) (Start) on the desktop.

Windows 8 / 8.1

On the Desktop screen, move the cursor to the upper or lower right corner. The menu bar will appear on the right edge of the Desktop screen.

If the Start screen is already on your computer screen, click the Desktop tile on the Start screen.
Click [Settings].
Click [PC info].
The [System] screen will appear. Check the [System type].

Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7

Click or [Start]. Right-click [Computer] or [My Computer] and choose [Properties].
Check [System type] or [System].

(Windows XP)
If you are using the 64-bit version of Windows XP, "x64" is displayed in the System Properties. If you are using the 32-bit version of Windows XP, the bit type is not displayed.

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