How do I stop web services driver being default?

Whenever I print, the default is set to a Web Services printer, and I have to change it to my normal network printer.
How can I change this? It's a pain having to remember to change to the nwtork printer option every time.
Can't see anywhere in "Support" about this, can't see anywhere I can change it under "Printers and Settings", Control Panel Device Manager or on the printer itself.
Help!
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HI heepgra,
Navigate to this location on your laptop.
Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Devices and Printers
Under Printers and Faxes you can see all the printer drivers installed in your machine.
Selected any printer you want to set as default, right click on the icon and click "Set as Default Printer".
Hope this helps.
Kind Regards,
Oliver
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