Windows 10: WINDOWS 11 PRINT QUEUE IS an ABOMINATION

Ive been enjoying windows 11 for the last few days, until i went to print.ARE YOU GUYS fn SERIOUS!!! whoever designed the new print queue that has no access to the actual printer properties is a sadist. I have never been so pissed about windows in 30 years. FIX IT.All i want is a shortcut to my Canon print queue, status, and properties, and now have to wade through 10 useless popups.

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Print Queue - view

Hi, how can I switch to the list view at the Print Queue?

I need to review and check several print jobs in the company print queue and current Tiles view in Win 11 is not sufficient.

Thank you for advice

 

Print Queue Personality Configuration

I've created many plot/print queues for the convenience of our users.

• Print queue personality is set on the Print Server
• Personality settings include preset - orientation, paper size (A, B C, D, E), color/B&W, etc.

With these preset personality settings, my users don't have to go through the print configuration steps for all the different types of documents they print.

They simply select the queue and print.

Some time a while ago, the personality settings for each print queue saved on my print server are no longer the default print queue setting on the users machine after they select the print queue.

Is there some way I can automatically "push" the print queue personality settings to every client who uses the queues?

Clients - W7 & W10

Print Server OS - Server 2012

Applications used - MS Office Suite, MicroStation, BentleyView, Bluebeam, G Technology Suite

 

Print Queue - view

Thanks for reaching out! My name is, Zadee. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you. I'll be glad to help you today.

I understand that you view the print queue in list view. Please go to,

Settings > Bluetooth & Devices > View more devices > Scroll down and select More devices & printer settings > Double-click the printer you're using. You should see it in the list view now.

I suggest creating a shortcut for the printer to your desktop so you would not have to repeat those steps again if you need to access the list view print queue. Just right your printer > Create shortcut.

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Guide: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/fo...

Kind Regards,