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How to Set Kyocera Print Defaults on Windows
1. This guide will cover both Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers. (Windows 11 please skip to step 5.) On Windows 10 Right-click the “Windows” icon at the bottom of the screen and then click the “Run” option.
2. Type “Control.exe” into the “Open” bar and click “OK”.
3. Make sure the “View by” in the top right is set to “Category” and then open the “View devices and printers” link under “Hardware and Sound”.
4. Find your printer in the list and right-click it, then click the “Printer properties” option. Now skip to step 8.
5. Windows 11. Right click the Windows icon and select “Settings”.
6. Select “Bluetooth & Devices” and then “Scanners and Printers”.
7. Find your printer in the list and click on it. It will likely have Kyocera in the name. Then choose Printer Properties.
8. Go to the “Advanced” tab and click the “Printing defaults” option at the bottom left.
9. From here you can select the defaults you want to set, such as two or one-sided printing and color or black and white. Once finished, click the “OK” button at the bottom, then “OK” on the Printer properties window and you are now finished.
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