Printing from Windows 10

Initiating print jobs from Windows 10
is largely dependent on the application (app) type.

If printing from...	To print...	Images
Tablet Mode (Windows 10 Store Apps)	Press Ctrl + P to launch the print preview. Select the Printer charm from the drop-down list. Set the desired print options, and then click Print .
Desktop apps (32-bit (x86 ) or 64-bit (x64 )apps) Note: These apps may be represented as tiles in Windows 10, but they will open in the desktop.	Click File > Print from within the app or press Ctrl + P on your keyboard.

(Example Only)

Open a tablet mode
app such as Microsoft Edge by selecting the Start
screen tile .

Locate a web page to print.

Select Ctrl + P
. It will open the Universal App
where you can select your printer.

A Settings
window for your printer appears where you can change the number of copies, orientation, color mode, and other settings.

Click More settings
for additional options; including paper size, type, and output tray.

Click OK
to return to the previous screen.

Click Print
.

This print setup works in the same way across all tablet mode
apps.

Printing Desktop apps in Windows 10 works the same as it does in previous versions of Windows.

Two reasons for this message:

You do not
have an app open that supports printing.

You are running a desktop app originally designed for Windows 7 or older.

Windows 10 reference or icon	Description
	Start charm returns you to Start screen.
	Print Preview
	More settings displays additional print settings. This resembles what you may have seen with Page Setup, Preferences, or Properties with previous Windows versions.