Print Checks Pro - Check Printing Software for Windows 10/11

I have tried several other programs for bulk blank check printing for my company, and this one was by far the best. It is super simple to use and really straightforward. I would recommend it to anyone looking for something like this. I have accounting software that prints on my preprinted checks, but I lost my previous program. This one was a great buy!

I did use this software for about 2-3 weeks and it does the job, but difficult to use and there's not a lot of flexibility to it; however it did get the job done.Unfortunately, I forgot to remove the disk from my driver and when a power failure happened, my computer tried to reboot when the power came back and the disk in the driver did not let it (obviously) and instead prompted a massive crashed with severe corruption of several important drivers, I took the computer to get fixed but it was going to cost so much that I decided to buy another one. I do NOT recommend this sofware.

I was looking for a SIMPLE program to print blank checks. This is GREAT. It JUST works!Within a couple of minutes I was able to print the blank checks I needed.It allows for multiple accounts (I have only put one in yet)It allows to print checks with all fields filled out (I have only printed blanks to write later)

Software loaded very fast and easy. I couldn't find instructions on setting up the checks I use. I turned to you tube and followed the videos. You need to see two or three to get set up. The videos are very unclear, low quality, and I had to pause and back up to find where the presenter was going. The checks look good and print well.

This software does exactly what it says it will do. Installation was little confusing, but I was eventually able to get it installed correctly.

Returned this since I don't have a CD player on my laptop as most people. I asked for an exchange for the digital version but nope, had to refund it and return it and then order the digital version separately.The GUI is basic and somewhat easy. I used about 4 blank checks to test print but after the 4th I got all the checks to align properly to where I need the prints to be. Order your checks from anywhere just get the "printer" ready checks.

This worked perfectly for my needs. Albeit I was using an XP Windows check writer version on my Windows 10, so almost anything would be an improvement. I just need to print business checks and keep track of the checks, and this is what this does.

The software is buggy not really ready for prime time.First problem is you must have an Internet connection to run the program. If you don't, it will just sit there on a splash screen. No error messages, no instruction, no red "X" to back out and close down. Nothing. The only way out is to use Task Manager to end the task until you get an internet connection ready and start over.Second, you can not install it in C:\Program Files or C:\Progam Files (x86) unless you go into your computers Advanced Security settings and change the security attributes. I didn't want to do that so I installed it on a D:\ drive partition under D:\ Programs - Data that I have set up for situations like this one. So that works.Third problem in the settings it says you can set up a database anywhere you want. Well, not so fast. It has a "Browse" button, but when you direct it to a directory you have set up, in my case D:\Print Checks Pro db, you will get a 'File Not Found' error. So here you have to go into your users directory, in my case C:\Users\JH\AppData\Local\PrintChecks and copy the contents of that into your custom folder. Once you have done that you now need to tell the "Browse" button (remember the Browse button?) to go that folder and specifically browse to the register.rdb file.Fourth problem is after you have done all that, there is a “Print Test Page” button. If you press that you will get a momentary screen indicating printing, but nothing happens, and you are stuck with this window open on your computer that you cannot get rid of. Everything is disabled on the current windows on the forefront of the screen. The red “X” won’t close it, and in fact any button press on your PC will result in the windows error bleep. If you open Task Manage it is in fact hidden behind these screens making it somewhat impractical to get out. However, there will appear a checks ‘preview screen’ but it also is under the windows currently displayed. Under the current window, but it is actually the window which currently has focus and you can red “X” out from there. Really weird. You really can’t do anything from this point because the windows on top never let you see the preview screen beneath.Fifth problem: When setting up accounts, you must include a routing number of 9 digits. Even if you are using pre-printed bank issued personal checks with routing numbers already on them. And this must be done for each account. In our case, we have three people in our office who will need their own account for writing checks, and we write checks from over a dozen different checking accounts. You will also need to add a starting check number so I put in “1”. You need a branch location even though you have checked the boxes that say I am using pre-printed checks and don’t print any lines on the checks. So after jumping through these hoops you try to save and get a message of this:Save ErrorInvalid Account numberInvalid Starting Check numberInvalid Bank NameInvalid Bank AddressInvalid Owner NameInvalid Owner AddressIt says “Invalid Starting Check number” when the field in the setting page is actually “Next Check Number”Okay, I put in 100 for that and just put in any bogus settings for the rest, likeAcct no. : 123456789Starting check : 100Bank name: Any bank USABank Address: Anywhere USAOwner name: Me myselfOwner Address: Anywhere USAAnd now I can save my account.Final Evaluation: Not ready for prime time. Not well behaved. Not written by seasoned programmers.I had a freeware program before this one called Check Writer. You could print on pre-issued bank checks from as many different accounts you want. It kept a check register in plain text that you could go back and edit. Nothing fancy but way ahead of this thing!