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How to Setup a Zebra Printer on Windows 10

Article 000002124 · Updated Nov 27, 2023

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HOW TO SETUP A ZEBRA PRINTER ON WINDOWS 10 

The following steps are for Windows 10 PCs. Any setup on Windows 11 PCs need to contact the support team for assistance. 

  1. Plug the printer into an available USB port on the computer. 

  1. Open the start menu, and search for the Control Panel. 

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  1. Select Control Panel, then select Devices and Printers. 

  1. Right-click on the Zebra Printer, then select “Set as default printer”. 

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  1. Right-click again, then select “Printing Preferences.” 

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  1. Select the “Options” tab. 

  1. Under Paper Format, select “inch” and “landscape”. 

  1. Under Size set the following: 
    a. Width (inches): 4.00” 
    b. Height (inches): 5.85” 

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  1. Under Unprintable Area, enter 0.00 into the Left, Right, Top, and Bottom fields. 

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  1. Select “Apply”, then “Ok”. 

  1. Right-click the GK420t once more, then select “Printer Properties”. 

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  1. Select the “Advanced” tab. 

  1. Select “Printer Defaults…” at the bottom of the window. 

 
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  1. Repeat steps 7-9. 

  1. Select “Apply”, then “OK”. Close out of the printer properties. 

  1. Open the Internet Explorer web browser. 

  1. Select “Tools” (gear icon) in the upper right corner of the browser window. This will open the settings drop-down menu. 

  1. Select “Print”, then “Page setup…” 

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  1. Under Paper Options set the following: 
    a. Page Size: select “User defined” from the drop-down
    b. Select “Landscape” 
    c. Select “Print Background Colors and Images” 
    d. Un-check “Enable Shrink-to-Fit” 

  2. To the right, under Margins, set all values to 0(zero). 

  1. Under Headers and Footers, use the drop-downs to set each value to “-Empty-“. 

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  1. Select “OK” to save these settings.