infor.com
concierge
infor u
developer portal
Posts
Categories
Groups
Hubs
Developer
Healthcare
Hospitality
Public Sector
CloudSuites
Aerospace & Defense (LN)
Automotive (LN)
Chemicals (M3)
Corporate (FSM/HRT)
Distribution (Sx.e/CSD)
Distribution Enterprise (M3)
Engineering & Construction (LN)
Fashion (M3)
Food & Beverage (M3)
Healthcare (FSM/HRT)
Industrial (Syteline/CSI)
Industrial Enterprise (LN)
Manufacturing (M3)
Public Sector (FSM/HRT)
Solutions
Supply Chain Management (SCM)
Human Capital Management (HCM)
Events
Groups
Your Groups
User Groups
Migrated Forums
FSM/HCM/S3 - Infor Lawson 10.x
HCM/S3 - Learning and Development
HCM/S3 - Global HR
HCM/S3 - Talent Acquisition
HR Service Delivery
Human Capital Management (HCM) - EMEA
Infor Configuration Management for Service Industries
Lawson - Business Intelligence
Lawson - Financials
Lawson - Human Resources
Lawson - Supply Chain
Lawson - Supply Chain Management
Lawson - Technology
MSCM on Landmark
About
Community News
Email Community Support
Home
Groups
Pegasus - Partner Community
Payroll Update Crashes when Upgraded to Windows 7
steve-coe
Just upgraded a client with new Workstations and now when then do a Payroll Update they get an error after the Blue ring of death saying not respondingand then it comes up with “ property CONTROLVALUECHANGE is not found”
Any ideas?
OII 6.90.00
Find more posts tagged with
Comments
Legacy Contributor
Windows 7 I assume?
Having the same problem with one of our customers. To do with PDF's I believe. It doesn't create them just hangs. Interestingly enough, he doesn't get the "Printer not Activated" message. Got him to run the update on the server for the time being until I find a solution. Not ideal but a workaround.
Legacy Contributor
Hi,
Make sure the user has full control of the Client VFP folders on their local machines, so Client vfp folder in Program Files and Program Data. I found this helps solve a great deal of problems!
Next create a new pdf port as well by right clicking on the OperaII pdf printer and going to Printer Properties > Ports > Add Port > Local Port > Call it pdf1 then click on Apply.
Hopefully that'll help.
Bhav
porsche-pascoe
Steve,
I'd do the tp summary to file to check the user can create and view pdfs. bhavesh's suggestions should cure it but i came accross issues where the user had bullpdf installed and following the upgrade they couldn't create pdfs. had to re-install bullpdf to get the dll's correct and the opera pdf printer then worked.
kiran
Important Links
Community Hubs
Discussion Forums
Groups
Community News
Popular Tags
CPQ: Ask a Colleague
FAQs, How-To, and Best Practices
Idea
Infor OS Portal
UI Design
CPQ: Tips and Tricks
Infor Homepages
Widget Development
Infor EPM Migration
Infor Ming.le
