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HELP - Roland GX-24 Issue
- Thread starter P2PPrinting
- Start date
Gnomecreations
New Member
Yes. I'm really frustrated epically since I know it worksHave you paused updates and successfully uninstalled KB5039211?
Gnomecreations
New Member
I've downloaded the latest driver and I still can't cutNew drivers are available from Roland.
new drivers? perhaps they could stop having SIMPLETONS write the updates, or god forbid TEST THE F**KING THINGS before releasing themGuys Cmon be happy they have a workaround and you can continue working.
Real solution is coming (new drivers) but it takes a while.
nobody can appreciate more than me, the complexity of the task, but,
they have yet to send that group from CROWDSTRIKE home, or to the unemployment office
Gnomecreations
New Member
I finally was able to get it to work on the laptop that I got with the cutter. Because I have limited space in my shop I'd like to be able to work on one computer, and the laptop that I got with the cutter doesn't have corel on it which is where I do a lot of my design work. Having said that the laptop I want to use that has corel I cannot see the printer for the cutter even though the drivers are installed. Windows 10 just like the other computer. What am I missing here?
CVC_Graphics
New Member
All updated drivers from Roland should now be available via their website. They started off with GS2-24, now all should be there.
The easiest solution is to tell it you're on a restricted data account..
That way it never attempts to download updates.
Tbh, it's not necessarily good practice to have production computers connected to the Internet, no Internet.. No problems like viruses, updates, etc.. Just share the devices on the network.
Have another one for Internet stuff, then access downloads from the internal network. That way you keep the important stuff flowing (money) - also works great when drivers aren't available in newer versions.
That way it never attempts to download updates.
Tbh, it's not necessarily good practice to have production computers connected to the Internet, no Internet.. No problems like viruses, updates, etc.. Just share the devices on the network.
Have another one for Internet stuff, then access downloads from the internal network. That way you keep the important stuff flowing (money) - also works great when drivers aren't available in newer versions.