- Update Google Chrome to its latest version; outdated ones may stop it from responding.
- Clear caches and cookies, or reset browser settings.
- Disable Chrome extensions that might cause conflicts or crashes.
Basic Fixes
- Restart Google Chrome : If Google Chrome isn’t responding, restart the browser. Doing this often resolves temporary glitches or browser freezing issues.
- Update and reinstall Google Chrome : Update the browser to its latest version. Sometimes, outdated versions can make it unresponsive. If the issue persists, reinstall it.
Fix 1: Clear Cache and Cookies
If Google Chrome freezes or crashes frequently, clear its cache and cookies.
Step 1: Open Google Chrome > click the three dots (ellipses).
Step 2: Select Clear browsing data .
Step 3: Switch to Advanced > select Cached images and files > Cookies and other site data .
Step 4: Click Clear data.
Now, relaunch the browser and see if it solves the issue.
Fix 2: Disable Chrome Extensions
Certain extensions can make Google Chrome unresponsive. To confirm this, disable all extensions and restart the browser.
Step 1: Tap the ellipses menu icon at the top.
Step 2: Select Extensions > Manage Extensions .
Step 3: Toggle off each extension and check if the browser responds again. If yes, enable them one by one and identify the problematic ones.
Fix 3: Reset Google Chrome Settings
If none of the above solutions work, reset Google Chrome to its default settings. This reverts all customized settings to their original state.
Step 1: Navigate to Settings > Reset settings > Reset and clean up .
Step 2: Click on Restore settings to their original defaults > Reset settings .
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- Outlook saves its print settings in the Outlprnt file. Deleting the file can help fix print issues.
- Sometimes, Outlook plugins and extensions can interfere with the printing. Removing them can help you fix the issue.
- Ensure the email is completely downloaded before you can print it.
Try Basic Fixes:
- Restart Outlook: When Outlook relaunches, it loads all the modules, including extensions. This ensures that if Outlook or any of its modules are stuck, they will start working.
- Reset hardware connection : Powering off a printer might clear temporary issues, such as a print job stuck in the queue or a minor error.
- Update the Outlook app: If the Outlook app and Windows settings are out of sync, especially after a Windows update, check if an update is available for the app.
Fix 1. Check the Default Printer
Sometimes, we select a printer and wait to realize it isn’t the default printer. Windows Settings can quickly fix this, or you can manually select the printer whenever you print.
Step 1: Press Windows + I to open Settings.
Step 2: Select Bluetooth & devices from the sidebar. Select Printers & scanners from the right pane.
Step 3: Find the connected printer from the list and click on it.
Step 4: Select the Set as default button from the following menu. Open Outlook and try to print the attachment again.
Fix 2. Save the Document and Print It From File Manager
If Outlook still gives you trouble printing an attachment, you can save the document locally on the PC and print it.
Step 1: Download the attachment from Outlook or choose the Save as option, and save it on your PC.
Step 2: Use the File Manager to find the document and double-click to launch it in the Microsoft Edge browser or any PDF app.
Step 3: Look for a printer icon and use it to print the document.
Fix 3. Run Printer Troubleshooter
A built-in Windows troubleshooter can reset some printer parameters, which can help you start printing again.
Step 1: Open the GetHelp App using the Start menu.
Step 2: Type printer troubleshooting in the text box, showing you the Printer troubleshooter .
Step 3: Launch the wizard and let it complete the process. Once done, open the Outlook app again and try printing a document.
Fix 4. Uninstall Printer Drivers
At times, corrupt or outdated printer drivers can lead to such issues. You can reinstall printer drivers and try your luck again.
Step 1: Right-click the Windows key and open the Device Manager from the menu.
Step 2: Scroll down and expand the Print queues listing.
Step 3: Right-click on the printer with which you have the issue and select Uninstall device from the context menu. This will also Uninstall the driver.
Alternatively, follow this guide to remove the printer and uninstall the driver .
Step 4. Confirm your decision and restart the PC. Once you log into your account, Windows will install the default driver for the driver. Check if you can print from Outlook.
Fix 5. Wait for Emails to Download Completely
If an email contains too many elements, such as images from external sources or linked documents, and you start printing as soon as it arrives, it might cause an issue.
It’s best to wait for the download to complete; you can see no broken images, etc. For such emails, it’s best to wait for the download to be complete and then print it.
Fix 6. Troubleshoot Outlook Com-Addins And Extensions
Some Com-Addins and extensions can interfere with the print experience. It would be best to remove and disable them and troubleshoot.
Step 1: Open the Run prompt using Win + R, type Outlook /safe , and press Enter .
Step 2: Once Outlook launches, check if you can print. If it works, check which extension is causing the problem.
Step 3: Launch Outlook the usual way > go to File > Options > click on Add-ins .
Step 4: Click the Go button next to COM Add-ins to open a list of installed Addons and extensions .
Step 5: Select the one to uninstall from the checked list and click the Remove button. Once you’ve done this, try to print. Repeat the steps until you find the one causing the issue.
Fix 7. Delete the OutlPrnt file (Print Settings)
The OutlPrnt file stores printer settings. If the file becomes corrupt, the print function will not work as intended. However, if you delete the file, it will be recreated.
Step 1: Go to %AppData%/Microsoft/Outlook using the Run prompt.
Step 2 : Locate the OutlPrnt file and permanently delete it.
Step 3: Relaunch Outlook and check if you can print a file.
