Hello,
I have researched old topics and have seen this problem
discussed but have not seen a complete solution.
I check the usage of spoolsv and its using zero CPU time. Then
I open a report in design view. I click on File-Page Set Up. Still no
spoolsv problem. The instant that I click Specific Printer, spoolsv
starts using 100% of the CPU time. The same thing occurs if I try to
work on a report design that already is pointed at a specific printer.
Of course, doing a warm boot, or some options under Services
will stop it but how does it start? How can I avoid this problem? I'm
pretty sure we are up to date with all Service Paks.
Thanks,
Hank Reed
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I had a problem with that about 9 months ago, and it turned out that a Windows
patch did fix it. I don't know if it could be the same cause for you or not.
I believe the bug fixed by the patch occurred when there were a large number
of printers availaible on the local network.
On 21 Mar 2005 07:07:39 -0800, "Hank" <ha********@aol .com> wrote: Hello,
I have researched old topics and have seen this problem
discussed but have not seen a complete solution.
I check the usage of spoolsv and its using zero CPU time. Then
I open a report in design view. I click on File-Page Set Up. Still no
spoolsv problem. The instant that I click Specific Printer, spoolsv
starts using 100% of the CPU time. The same thing occurs if I try to
work on a report design that already is pointed at a specific printer.
Of course, doing a warm boot, or some options under Services
will stop it but how does it start? How can I avoid this problem? I'm
pretty sure we are up to date with all Service Paks.
Thanks,
Hank Reed
I should have mentioned in my original post that I am using Access
2000.
As I have continued to test this, the problem occurs much easier
than I thought. If I just print a report from Access that is
designated for a "Specific" printer, then spoolsv is off and running
using 100% of my CPU time.
I have seen a log of discussion here. Has anyone identified the
problem.
Thanks,
Hank Reed
Steve Jorgensen wrote: I had a problem with that about 9 months ago, and it turned out that
a Windows patch did fix it. I don't know if it could be the same cause for you
or not. I believe the bug fixed by the patch occurred when there were a large
number of printers availaible on the local network.
On 21 Mar 2005 07:07:39 -0800, "Hank" <ha********@aol .com> wrote:
Hello,
I have researched old topics and have seen this problem
discussed but have not seen a complete solution.
I check the usage of spoolsv and its using zero CPU time.
ThenI open a report in design view. I click on File-Page Set Up. Still
nospoolsv problem. The instant that I click Specific Printer, spoolsv
starts using 100% of the CPU time. The same thing occurs if I try
towork on a report design that already is pointed at a specific
printer.
Of course, doing a warm boot, or some options under Services
will stop it but how does it start? How can I avoid this problem?
I'mpretty sure we are up to date with all Service Paks.
Thanks,
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