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I have a problem with printing from the latest version of Microsoft Edge. When I select some text on the browser and choose Print → 'Save As Pdf', the download starts but never finishes. How can I fix this? Is this a common issue for all the users of the latest version of Edge?
I have tried restating the PC, Resetting the browser, stopping all the extension etc. to fix it. but it doesn't work? Should I switch to Chrome?
Opening and reading PDF files in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11
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This has been resolved and works fine on "Version 121.0.2277.83 (Official build) (64-bit)"
Get your Admins to update your browser versions.
To: Microsoft Support
From: statewide 365 users
Re: print to pdf in Edge
The community has asked repeatedly for your company to fix the issue with print to pdf to no avail. As a member of an organization, I am prohibited from even attempting some of the fixes described in all the comments. Our organization receives frequent updates and yet the issue is not resolved. Just to let you know, my home computer, which does not subscribe to 365, has zero issues printing to pdf in Edge. Be advised that our IT department's solution is to avoid Edge and use Chrome. There are Edge features I like, especially collections. It appears that Microsoft does not wish to address the issues and therefore it appears that Microsoft is not concerned that entire organizations will onboard with Chrome. If your goal is to drive away users, it appears that you have succeeded.
To: Microsoft Support
From: statewide 365 users
Re: print to pdf in Edge
The community has asked repeatedly for your company to fix the issue with print to pdf to no avail. As a member of an organization, I am prohibited from even attempting some of the fixes described in all the comments. Our organization receives frequent updates and yet the issue is not resolved. Just to let you know, my home computer, which does not subscribe to 365, has zero issues printing to pdf in Edge. Be advised that our IT department's solution is to avoid Edge and use Chrome. There are Edge features I like, especially collections. It appears that Microsoft does not wish to address the issues and therefore it appears that Microsoft is not concerned that entire organizations will onboard with Chrome. If your goal is to drive away users, it appears that you have succeeded.
Kelly GTS, Can you read? several have replied that this HAS BEEN FIXED.
As stated before, "Get your Admins to update your browser versions.", apparently you are blocked from doing so.
Based on your response, you don't appear to be an IT expert from a government agency on the enterprise platform. If you were, you would know that Microsoft pushes updates constantly and updates are crucial for cybersecurity. I would prefer to hear from Microsoft, which was the reason for the post.
Based on your response, you don't appear to be an IT expert from a government agency on the enterprise platform. If you were, you would know that Microsoft pushes updates constantly and updates are crucial for cybersecurity. I would prefer to hear from Microsoft, which was the reason for the post.
You are correct, I am not as I retired from that over 22 years ago. But if you want to hear from Microsoft I would suggest using this link, Contact Us - Microsoft Support as they usually do not reply to "Community Forums".