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I find this notification annoying. Depending on your system's configuration, you might have to disable both local and network printers. You're probably wondering if this feature really annoys me as much as I say or if I'm just employing a clever writing device to make this entry more interesting. Honestly, it's an annoying interruption I can definitely live without. Of course, to more patient folk, this interruption seems insignificant.

After all, it doesn't keep you from working and it will disappear on its own, eventually.