Disable print preview in Chrome for Windows

Disable print preview in Chrome for Windows

Chrome has a built in Preview and their own printer dialog box that sometimes causes crashing.  If you were to RIGHT -CLICK your chrome shortcut and go to the PROPERTIES and click in the TARGET box you'll see something like C:\Users\%username%\\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

Just make sure to hit space bar 2 times after the chrome.exe and then put in --disable-print-preview.  Then press OK.

That shortcut you just made will launch chrome and when you go to print you will now get the windows print dialog box.


    • Related Articles

    • Print to network printer without wifi from Android

      Many older printers do not have the ability to print directly thru them thru wifi.   Google has a useful tool that can help. On your pc, which can print to the printer you want to print to, you can open your Chrome Browser, and login with your Google ...
    • Disable outlook destkop alerts in Windows 10

      1.    On the File tab, choose Options > Mail. 2.    Under Message arrival, select or clear the Display a Desktop Alert check box. Note: To suppress other notifications such as playing sounds, changing the mouse pointer, or displaying an envelope icon ...
    • Corenexa UC Client in Chrome Problem

      Cornexa UC client in chrome failed to make outbound calls. See screen shot below, Went to Edge and it worked so the problem is in Chrome. First thing to do, is if you look in the 2nd screen shot, go back to Corenexa in Chrome and logout. Then log ...
    • Windows 10 loses USB

      We have seen recently on Windows 10 computers that update kb4074588 can cause the usb ports to stop working. There are 2 ways to resolve this. 1. Uninstall the update 2. Run the command in method 1 found in this article ...
    • Church Windows and Payroll not communicating

      Church windows lives on the 'Z:' drive on the server. You can check if that is the case by right clicking on the Church windows icon (stained glass icon) on the desktop and going to properties. under Start in shows where it lives.   copy the 'Start ...