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FIX: Windows 10/11 Mail won’t print my emails

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

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“Mail will not print in windows 10. A box pops up that says “Nothing was sent to print. Open a document and print again.” Since my upgrade to Windows 10 I am unable to print an email from my Mail app to my printer.  I can print to this printer from any other app including from the Edge Browser and I have even added it again from scratch to double-checkbut nothing prints. If I print whilst the print queue window is open I see the document momentarily hit the print queue but then disappears. Any ideas would be welcome.”

If you’re experiencing a similar problem as this user describes when Windows 10 mail won’t print, the issue is likely caused byWindows 10 mail app, when it is in need of an update.

To troubleshoot theWindows 10 Mail won’t print issue, there are a few quick fixes you can use like checking for updates, restarting your computer, or running the Windows app troubleshooter, the latter which resolves issues with Windows apps downloaded from Windows Store.

If the issue persists, then your Windows Store cache may be damaged, for which you can resolve by clicking Start>type WSReset.exe>press Enter.  You need to also update your Windows 10 operating system, the same way you would the apps through Store.

Here are a few other fixes to help you solve Windows 10 Mail won’t print problem.

How to fix Windows 10 Mail won’t print

How to fix Windows 10 Mail won’t print

1. Uninstall Windows 10 Mail app

You can do this using Windows PowerShell, by taking the steps below:

2. Check for updates

If you can print to the same printer from any other program, then it may be that your Windows 10 email program has a problem. To fix this, go to the app store, open settings, and check for any updates so as to update the app.

A temporary fix would be to highlight the email, click copy, open a blank document in Word and paste the email, and then print from Word. This may be a long process but it can help in the meantime while you try resolving the issue with other fixes below.

3. Update printer drivers

Sometimes updating drivers manually could be very frustrating and time-consuming, that’s why could be useful going for a dedicated tool that will automatically do the job for you.

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4. Repair Mail app

If you try to print, and find that the icon is grayed out, it could be caused by a corrupted program file in the Mail client installed on your computer. To repair the app, do the following:

5. Use another profile

Try and print a test page and see if it works. If not, try printing from another user profile and see if the problem is only with your profile, or with others as well. If it doesn’t occur in your current profile, then change to the new one. If you want to create a new user profile, do the following:

Login to the new account you just created and see if you can print from Mail app. If the issue goes away, then your other user profile is corrupted. To fix it, do this:

— RELATED:Fix: Mail App is Not Working in Windows 10

6. Change UAC settings

7. Use Outlook.com to access Mail and print

To do this, you need to connect your email account to Outlook.com. Here’s how:

For Gmail:

— RELATED:How to fix Mail app error 0x8500201d on Windows 10

Note:If you’ve turned on two-step verification for your connected account, an app password for that account. Go to the Gmail account security page to create the app password, and go back to Outlook.com to enter that password on theConnect your Google accountpage.

To send emails from the account you’ve connected to Outlook.com, do this:

Were you able to fix the Windows 10 Mail print issue with these solutions? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Milan Stanojevic

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Milan has been enthusiastic about technology ever since his childhood days, and this led him to take interest in all PC-related technologies. He’s a PC enthusiast and he spends most of his time learning about computers and technology.

Before joining WindowsReport, he worked as a front-end web developer. Now, he’s one of the Troubleshooting experts in our worldwide team, specializing in Windows errors & software issues.

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Before joining WindowsReport, he worked as a front-end web developer. Now, he’s specialized in Windows errors & software issues.