Windows 10: Option to print pictures missing: 4 3x5s or 2 5x7s; also, selected 2 4x6s, and 2 2x3s...

Running Windows 11.Printer is HP5660 Envy.When printing pictures, the options to print four 3x5s or two 5x7s disappeared. These options disappeared out of the blue.I have unplugged the printer and plugged back in.Also shut down the computer and unplugged, plugged back in.This has been going on for a while; I had limped along printing two 4x6s, but then:When I selected two 4x6s, printer printed two 2x3s.Device is working properly it says.

:)

 

I'm trying to print a 4X6 picture in Windows 10 and it won't print on the entire 4X6 photo paper.

I have an HP desktop with an HP 6520 Photosmart printer. As I said before this worked perfectly with Windows 7 for years. With Windows 10 when I call for the picture and select the print function I see a different menu on the left side of my screen (different
from Windows 7) and I select each option, portrait or landscape, photo tray etc. So the options seem to be the same, it just looks different, but when I select 4x6 or 5x7 it shows the photo with a border and then prints it with that border and smaller than
what I'd ask for (4x6 or 5x7). I don't want a border and I want the photo to be the size I asked for. I must be missing something but I don't know what it is. Can you help me?

 

I'm trying to print a 4X6 picture in Windows 10 and it won't print on the entire 4X6 photo paper.

Original title: Printing pictures with Windows 10

I'm trying to print a 4X6 picture in Windows 10 and it won't print on the entire 4X6 photo paper. There is always a border around it. The same issue with 5X7. As it is with everything in Windows 10 this worked great with Windows 7

 

Photo Aspect Ratio 5x7 in windows 11.

Yes, you understood my problem correctly. Unfortunately I updated all my devices to windows 11 recently after being prompted to do so automatically. My camera takes pictures in a 2x3 (4x6 prints) ratio and I used the feature in windows 10 to crop pictures correctly before I have them printed. Mmm I cannot understand why they removed the 5x7 ratio considering the popularity of 5x7 prints. You mentioned that it could be adjusted manually, how? Can you bring up a scale in the photo's app?