How to fix print issues in Microsoft Edge?

A website or document may have damaged graphics, fonts, or code that can be the cause of the print issue. Test to see if Microsoft Edge is printing properly for other websites or documents:

1. Open a website or online document other than the one you're unable to print.

2. Go to  Settings and more  > Print or press Ctrl+P to open the Print dialog. 

3. Select the printer with the settings you were trying to print with earlier, and then click Print. 

If the document prints successfully, it may suggest a problem with the original website or document you were trying to print. In this case, the issue might be caused by a style element on the page. To try to eliminate the style elements as a cause, use the following steps to print only a plain version of the web page or online document:  

1. Open the website you want to print. 

2. Click the Immersive Reader icon in the address bar.
   
   

3. After the website opens in reading mode, try to print it again.

Note: Not all websites are eligible for reading in Immersive Reader mode.

If Microsoft Edge still can't print after you try this step, go on to the next step. 

2. Test printing from other applications

Knowing the extent of the printing issue will help you figure out the root cause. For example, some printing problems affect only Microsoft Edge, while other printing problems affect several or all Windows-based programs. 

The following tests can help determine whether this problem involves programs other than Microsoft Edge. 

If you can print from all applications except Microsoft Edge, it may indicate that the problem is with the browser itself. However, it could be that problems with the printer driver affect Microsoft Edge differently than other programs, which may indicate that you need to update the printer driver.