The Cirros Windows client on your PCs.
- Enabling a workstation for client updates
Cirros delivers Windows client updates through three release rings, and you choose which of your workstations sit in each ring.
- Cirros Windows client 1.3: known issues, all fixed in 1.4
Every known issue across the Cirros Windows client 1.3 line, and why moving to Cirros Client 1.4 resolves them all.
- The Cirros Notification Client
Find the Cirros icon in the Windows system tray and use it to see your scanned files and print jobs, edit or delete a job, and turn Direct Submission on or off.
- Deploying the Cirros Windows client
How to deploy the single generic Cirros Windows client with your Company Code, then manage and monitor the phased rollout of updates.
- Direct Submission: print without the print window
Turn on Direct Submission from the Cirros tray icon, print straight to the cloud, then change or delete a job from My Print Jobs.
- Windows Protected Print (WPP)
What Windows Protected Print is, why it matters, how Cirros supports it in its cloud solution, and what it means for your organisation.
- Workstation minimum specification
The hardware, Windows version, network ports and runtimes a workstation needs to run the Cirros client, with and without the optional Printer Support App.
- Cirros for macOS
The native Cirros client for macOS: what it does, how to install and sign in, how to print and collect, and how it is deployed for mixed Windows and macOS estates.
- Signing in with the correct account
If your print jobs do not appear at the printer, or the print window is signed in as someone else, sign out from the print ticket and sign in again with your own account.