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LexmarkCUPSDriver

com.lexmark.LexmarkCUPSDriver · Utilities · v1.1.26
Intel Only 140 devices · 3.2 MB · Impact: 33/100
About This App

LexmarkCUPSDriver is a printer driver for Lexmark-branded printers and multifunction devices on macOS. It provides print-queue management, page-setup options, color management, and device-specific settings for Lexmark hardware. The driver integrates with the CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) printing architecture that macOS uses, allowing users to print from any application that supports the macOS print dialog. It is typically installed automatically when a user adds a Lexmark printer to their Mac, either through the USB connection or network discovery.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">Printer drivers like LexmarkCUPSDriver are components of Lexmark's larger printer support ecosystem. To determine whether a native Apple Silicon build is available, contact Lexmark support directly or visit their macOS printer drivers page to confirm compatibility with your specific printer model and macOS version. Since we have limited information about this driver's current status, and printer drivers are tightly coupled to both the printer firmware and the macOS version in use, Lexmark's support page is the most reliable source. If you are running an M-series Mac and experiencing issues with printing, downloading the latest driver directly from Lexmark's support site should address it. Keep in mind that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), so if this driver is still Intel-only when that date arrives, it will stop working — checking with Lexmark now about their native Apple Silicon roadmap is advisable.

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v1.3.08 v1.3.07 v1.3.02 v1.1.26

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Based on the Intel-only nature of this older driver version (1.3.07), you should check Lexmark's official support website for an updated Apple Silicon-compatible driver for your specific printer model. Lexmark has been actively updating their printer drivers for Apple Silicon Macs, and most current Lexmark printers now have native or universal binary drivers available. Visit Lexmark's driver download page, search for your printer model, and download the latest macOS driver. If no Apple Silicon driver is available for your specific printer model, it may indicate that your printer is no longer supported on newer Macs, and you might need to consider upgrading to a newer Lexmark printer that includes current driver support.