Sure, at the same time I had doubled up on caffeinated beverages, but I like to think it was the default printer issue that pushed me over the edge. Once I found out about this “feature,” I realized it was because I’ve been manually switching printers far too often. I just knew that since November I’ve been uneasy, irritable, occasionally snapping at baristas for no reason. If this has made your life a bit easier, it’s a feature. There is sometimes a thin line between a bug and a feature. It was quietly introduced as a new feature in the November update for Windows 10, and it is turned on by default even though it’s different behavior than any previous Windows version.
If you occasionally use a different printer or use Acrobat’s “print to PDF” feature, you have to change the printer back to your regular default the next time you print. "A4", "Black & White" and "double-sided" then apply so that the settings is properly shown.Windows 10 changes your default printer to be the last one that you used. Users have to change the settings to "letterhead, color, single sided" then apply, then back to "A4", "Black & White" and "double-sided". "A4", "Black & White" and "double-sided" but we found out that it was in a way set to default" as printouts were A3, Color and single sided although Windows shows "A4", "Black & White" and "double-sided" ). Scenario 2 : Due to some windows update or creator update, weird settings were made to the printer shared from Windows 2008R2 server ( If she clicks on "default" it goes to "letterhead" and also changes other settings such as color and single page. Scenario 1 : User change Windows printing settings to A3 when printing from chrome etc.so future printouts goes to A3, but the user does not remember what the original setting was. How do we set it such that the "default" is "A4", "Black & White" and "double-sided" ?
When we hit "defaults" on printing properties, it usually goes to "Letterhead", "color", "single sided" etc no matter what it was set before.
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