Install AutoPrintEmail on Windows

Two ways in, both free to try: the Microsoft Store, or a direct download. Pick the Store unless you have a reason not to. It's the one Windows trusts on sight.

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Table of Contents

• Option 1: Microsoft Store (recommended)
• Option 2: Direct download
• First launch
• Keep it running
• Requirements

Option 1: Microsoft Store (recommended)

1. Go to autoprint.email/download on the Windows PC that will print.
2. Click the Get it from Microsoft Store badge.
3. Click Get in the Store, then Open when it's installed.

Store installs are signed by Microsoft, so there's no "Windows protected your PC" warning and no antivirus pop-up.

Option 2: Direct download

Use this when the Store is blocked on your PC (common on managed work computers), or when we've just released a fix and the Store copy hasn't caught up yet.

1. On autoprint.email/download, under Direct downloads, click x64 .exe. (Pick arm64 only on an ARM laptop, like a Surface Pro X or a Snapdragon PC.)
2. Run the file.
3. If Windows shows Windows protected your PC, click More info, then Run anyway. It appears because new releases take a while to build a reputation with SmartScreen.

The direct download always points at the newest version: autoprint.email/api/ai/download/win32/x64/latest.

First launch

1. Sign in with your email (we send you a sign-in link), or with Google or Microsoft.
2. Start the free trial, connect your mailbox and pick the printer. The setup guide walks through it.

Keep it running

• Closing the window doesn't stop it. AutoPrintEmail keeps running in the system tray, next to the clock. Right-click the tray icon to open it, pause printing or quit.
• Start it with Windows. In the app, open Settings and switch on Start on login, so it comes back after every restart.
• Keep the PC awake. A sleeping PC prints nothing. See Keep Your Windows PC Awake.

Requirements

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and a printer that already prints from that PC.