I had this problem with an attachment (pdf) received with an email. That attachment document had print properties set - to OneNote. A document will override the computer's default printer setting. Rather than print using the one button for "Print" (which
does not tell you what it is doing behind the curtain), use the complete function chain: click File / Print and then look to see what printer is set for the document. If it is OneNote, click the drop-down to select your printer from the list.
If you have an Office suite, OneNote is included and causes your printer list to contain OneNote as a printer option. The solutions listed that deleted OneNote caused that "printer" to fall off the list. If a document calls for a "printer" that does
not exist, the default rolls to the computer's default.