- Cardpresso on the last run there was an error for free#
- Cardpresso on the last run there was an error drivers#
Going forward, we can take lessons from the past – not all software, and not all printers and devices will work now, or ever on Windows 10. In speaking with one of our software vendors by phone last week, they told us their latest (June) release has been tested to work under Windows 10, and will be supported if users upgrade. At the time of writing, exactly NONE of our primary brands make mention of Windows 10 support. What it means in the short run is that users need to avoid the siren-call of the new, shiny OS from Microsoft unless and until they’re sure ALL of their critical printers, devices AND software are supported.
Cardpresso on the last run there was an error drivers#
The result is a number of perfectly good, well-functioning printers that have no current drivers to allow for their use under Windows 10. Likewise, the manufacturers of these printers wouldn’t have had an inkling of Windows 10 while their printers were being designed and sold – often 3 or more years ago. This is a very scary situation with a very simple explanation: Windows 10 is a new operating system, and Microsoft couldn’t have reasonably crafted it to support every printer, ever sold, by every manufacturer. In the past few weeks, we have started to receive calls from clients whose ID-card printers do not work after updating their PCs to Windows 10. Thinking about upgrading to Windows 10? SLOW DOWN! This entry was posted in Current News, ID Card Software on Novemby Safe-Card ID Team.
Cardpresso on the last run there was an error for free#
The updated version is available for free download on the cardPresso website ( and can be directly installed onto your Mac device with no loss of data or functionality.Īs always, we encourage our clients to call on our in-house experts at +1 888.485.4696, should they need further information or support with this issue and resolution. While the El Capitan release also affected scores of other software developers, cardPresso’s software engineers worked quickly to develop, test, and release an update that will address this issue for affected users. The new release of OS X prevents cardPresso from “seeing” the USB dongle, and therefore prevents use of the software in anything other than demonstration mode. Users of cardPresso will know that use of and access to that software is secured through the use of a USB “dongle”, which is required to authenticate and authorize use of the product. In this latest operating system release, Apple has updated and enhanced system security, particularly as it applies to the use of USB-attached peripherals and mass-storage devices.
We have recently become aware of a technical issue that occurs when users of the cardPresso ID Badge Design & Print software upgrade their Apple computers to the latest edition of OS X (10.11 “El Capitan”).
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