The PCID-E Printer Windows driver is a printer driver associated with a device using the PCID-EPCID-E refers to a printer that uses a PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) interface, which is a high-speed data connection standard commonly used for devices like network cards, sound cards, and other peripherals on a computer.

However, there isn't a widely known printer interface specifically called "PCID-E" in mainstream printer technology. Therefore, it's possible the term PCID-E could refer to:

1. A PCIe-based printer or printer adapter card, in which case the driver would allow the operating system to communicate with the printer over PCIe.
2. A proprietary or lesser-known printer model that uses a PCIe interface or specific driver.

To clarify, a printer driver is the software that allows a computer to communicate with a printer, translating print commands from applications into a format that the printer understands.