Look for the 80mm series driver (often listed under the " " or "Cut Series" for auto-cutter support).

Including OPOS and JPOS for industrial retail applications. How to Download and Install the Driver

Maya discovered that the XP-E200L often works perfectly with POS58 or ESC/POS thermal drivers—common drivers built into Windows. She plugged in the USB cable, went to Devices and Printers → Add a printer → The printer I want isn't listed → Add a local printer → Use USB001 and choose Generic/Text Only or POS58 .

The printer in question was the Xprinter XP-E200L, a grimy black brick that had lived under the counter since the Bush administration. It had outlived three managers, a credit card skimmer incident, and one unfortunate incident involving a melted candy bar. But tonight, it was dead.