ghiradelli24
Bit poster
Hello, this is the first time using the forum so bear with me. I did a search and didn't necessarily come back with a direct hit, so I am posting a new thread. Long story short, upgrading from v8 to v9 has been a nightmare. Besides a constant crashing of the 2xcontroller.exe file (literally 10-20 times a day which we then have to end that process manually in Task Manager), we no longer have the ability to print to a local printer via the 2X Universal Printer. It is almost like it isn't even installed or there anymore on the server. It is enabled in the console, but it no longer looks to be an installed printer in Windows nor is there a 2X port under any printer property page.
Something that potentially hosed this for us, was 2X support recommended that we roll-back to v8 to deal with the 2xcontroller.exe crash issue so we tried that and things got worse (tons of errors and rollback was unsuccessful). So, we have re-upgraded back to v9, which is where we currently reside. We are using the Application Server and Client files of 2X on a terminal services server running Win2003 R2 32-bit. Most of our clients are now running v9.0151-0161. Does anyone have any insight on what the issue could be in regards to Universal Printing!!?? We have remote users that our Transcriptionists and Therapists that have to be able to print to a local printer as network printers do them no good!! Thanks for any help offered!! --Kirk
Something that potentially hosed this for us, was 2X support recommended that we roll-back to v8 to deal with the 2xcontroller.exe crash issue so we tried that and things got worse (tons of errors and rollback was unsuccessful). So, we have re-upgraded back to v9, which is where we currently reside. We are using the Application Server and Client files of 2X on a terminal services server running Win2003 R2 32-bit. Most of our clients are now running v9.0151-0161. Does anyone have any insight on what the issue could be in regards to Universal Printing!!?? We have remote users that our Transcriptionists and Therapists that have to be able to print to a local printer as network printers do them no good!! Thanks for any help offered!! --Kirk