printing issue

Question

like i print using the old version of bingmaps.com

Answer 1

Hi there,

Thank you for posting your question here!

In the meantime, you can try these troubleshooting steps:

1. Open bingmaps.com
2. Switch to classic layout if available
3. Zoom the map to the exact area you need
4. Right click on the map
5. Select Print or use Ctrl+P
6. Under Layout choose Landscape Under Scale set it to 100 percent
7. Turn off Headers and Footers

Also, when you say old version of bingmaps.com what exactly is happening when you try to print?

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Best Regards,

Angelique P.

Answer 2

Printing behavior depends on the browser and printer configuration rather than the specific site (such as the old Bing Maps). To print content like maps reliably, use the browser’s print features and, if needed, the system print dialog to access full printer options.

In Microsoft Edge:

1. Open the Bing Maps page to be printed.
2. Select Settings and more (…) > Print, or press Ctrl+P.
3. If the basic print dialog does not give the needed options (paper size, quality, etc.), select Print using system dialog.
   • Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the system print dialog directly.
4. In the system dialog, choose the printer, then select Preferences to adjust layout, paper/quality, and other printer‑specific settings.
5. Confirm with Print.

If printing fails or output is blank/incorrect, follow these troubleshooting steps on Windows:

1. Try printing from another app (for example, Notepad) to see if the issue is specific to the browser or site.
2. In Devices and Printers, open the printer’s Properties > Advanced tab and clear Enable advanced printing features, then try again.
3. Restart the Print Spooler service and test again.
4. Update the printer driver to the latest version from the printer manufacturer. If issues persist, try a generic in‑box driver.
5. Check the spool folder at %systemroot%\System32\Spool\Printers and move out any old or stuck files (stopping the Print Spooler service first if needed), then restart the service and test.

If the problem only appears after a recent Windows or Edge update and only affects this printer, ensure the printer’s firmware and drivers are fully up to date, as some recent updates have required updated drivers or printer resets.

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References:

• Print in Microsoft Edge
• Troubleshoot print issues in Microsoft Edge
• Troubleshooting scenarios for printing
• Printing issue troubleshooting guidance