How to see the print history on Windows

Whether you are at home or in the office, it can happen that you don't remember whether a certain document has already been printed or not. To avoid unnecessary fuss and find out if the document in question has already been transferred to paper, you can use the print history on Windows. Through this function you can in fact view all the prints made through your PC. In this article we will show you then how to view print history on windows.

Preliminary information

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See the print history on Windows

To view the print history on your Windows terminal, the steps to follow are very few and simple:

• go in What PC and select the Local Disc where the operating system is installed;
• follow the path C: WindowsSystem32spool;
• at this point select the folder PRINTERS and inside it you will find the files you sent to the printer.

Enable print history

In order to get a history of printed files you will have to activate the function that allows you to save the files sent to the printer. To do this you will have to follow the following steps:

• access the Control Panel using the Start button;
• select the item Hardware and sound, after that Devices and printers;
• select the printer you want to use, then right click on it and select the item Printer properties;
• in the window that appears, select the card Advanced and activate the voice Keep printed documents;
• at this point, to make the changes effective, you have to click on the button Apply and finally on OK.

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