Printer driver?

I am setting up a Windows 11 computer. On our LAN, we have a Dell C2660dn printer, but the DELL website only shows drivers up to Windows 10. What driver package should I use?

Thanks.

Supposedly, the Windows 10 driver should work for Windows 11. You can try installing that driver and try it out. If the installer blocks you simply because it detects a Windows 11 environment:
1) Right-click the downloaded .exe driver installer package.
2) Select Properties and navigate to the Compatibility tab.
3) Check the box for "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" and select Windows 10 (or even Windows 8).
4) Click Apply and run the installer as an administrator.

Usually Windows can and will install drivers for you.
In your case try to add the printer from Windows settings app.
Windows settings app --> Bluetooth & devices --> Printers & scanners --> Add device (blue button)
if you haven't already done this.



My example:
I did this with the printer I was gifted a monochrome laser printer.
Brother DCP-7065DN
a duplex-er and Ethernet networked.
worked great for me. and I even had a firmware update from version 'J' to version 'K'

and the firmware update on the DELL website for your printer was released on November 16th 2018
Version : 201802140641, A06

so how old is your printer that you have, that is how long ago did you buy or get it?

Adding the device from Printer & Scanners may use the default Windows drivers which gives crippled menu functions when selecting print. If you have the Dell drivers then from Printer & Scanners do a search and add the printer via an IP address, and then you should be able to point it to the Dell drivers.

Windows 11 is an update to Windows 10 and drivers are backwards compatible.