Hi! I’m sorry to hear your Print Master app is printing blank pages. To better assist you, could you tell me a bit more? For example, does this happen with all projects or just a specific one? Also, is your printer printing normally from other applications?

In the meantime, here are some common steps we can try to resolve the blank page issue with Print Master:

1. Check Printer Ink/Toner and Paper Settings:
- Ensure your ink cartridges or toner have enough ink and are installed correctly. Sometimes empty or misaligned cartridges cause blank pages.
- Confirm that the paper loaded matches the type and size set in the Print Master app and printer settings. Mismatched paper size or type can cause printing errors.

2. Print Preview & Document Layers:
- Open your project in Print Master and use the Print Preview feature to check if the content appears correctly before sending to print.
- If your project involves layers (like graphics or text layers), make sure all layers are visible and marked to print. Hidden or non-printing layers can cause blank output.

3. Restart Printer and Computer:
- Turn off your printer and computer, wait a minute, and power them back on. Sometimes simple restarts clear temporary glitches causing blank pages.

4. Update or Reinstall Printer Drivers:
- On your Windows 10 system, go to 'Device Manager' > 'Printers,' find your printer, right-click and select 'Update driver.' Alternatively, visit the printer manufacturer's site to download the latest driver.
- If printing blank pages persists, try uninstalling the printer and reinstalling it with the latest drivers.

5. Try Printing from Another Application:
- Open a simple document, like a text file or image, and try printing it. If that prints fine, the issue likely lies within Print Master settings or the project file.

Do any of these steps sound like something you’ve already tried? If so, let me know which ones, and we can dig deeper into advanced troubleshooting for your setup.

Are you using a specific kind of printer (inkjet, laser, thermal)? This could also help narrow down the issue.

Looking forward to your reply!