In the Windows Settings dialog, click Devices.Right-click the Windows (Start) icon, and click Settings.Select Set as default printer, and click Finish.Under Printer Sharing, select Do not share this printer.

Type a name for the printer and click Next.Under Install the printer driver, select a large-format, high-resolution printer.Under Choose a printer port, select Use an existing port, and use the first available port (LPT1).In the Add printer dialog, click Add a local printer.Click Start, and click Devices and Printers.Right-click this printer in the Printer Manager window and select Default.Select No for the option to print a test page.The key is to choose a printer that has a large form size and a high resolution. In this case, choose a large format, high resolution printer such as an HP DesignJet. If your operating system is Windows Vista or newer, you may not see an entry for the printer listed above. Select Agfa as the manufacturer and AGFA-AccuSet v52.3 as the printer.Check the first available local printer port, for example: LPT1.Navigate to Start > Control Panel > Printers and Faxes.For more information about the interaction of the default printer with ArcMap's export, see the link in the Related Information section. Instructions provided describe how to create a high-resolution test printer, and set it as the default.This procedure is used to test various output problems encountered with ArcGIS Desktop applications.

Windows 10 default printer