Because of this, Microsoft recommends that you schedule service pack and hotfix installations on servers with many Unidrv-based PCL printer drivers to accommodate this up-to-two-hour. After all the Unidrv-based PCL drivers are parsed, the spooler can again receive print jobs. bud files that are generated from generic printer description (GPD) files must be regenerated because the GPD parser file version is changed. bud files are successfully regenerated.īinary. This is a one-time parsing operation and doesn't occur after the parsed binary. During this time, Print Spooler can't receive incoming print jobs and may return messages to clients that indicate that the print queue is full.
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When you install a service pack or hotfix file that updates Unidrvui.dll on a server with many Unidrv-based PCL printer drivers, the server may spend a long time (up to 2 hours) regenerating the parsed binary printer description files (.bud files) that are used to increase spooler efficiency for these drivers. This behavior may occur if you install the service pack or hotfix package on a server that has many Unidrv-based Printer Control Language (PCL) printer drivers. The Add Driver or Add Printer wizards stop responding, either when you try to install the driver by using Devices and Printers, or by using the Print Management Console. When you try to print a test page from the server console, you receive the following error message:
When a client or server tries to print, the Print Spooler service appears to stop responding (or "hang"), and the following error message appears: This article provides help to solve an issue where you can't print after you install a service pack or printer hotfix on a server.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2012 R2 Original KB number: 832219 SymptomsĪfter you install a service pack, an update rollup, or a hotfix that updates the Unidrvui.dll file on Windows Server, users may experience both of the following symptoms:
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