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[E000]

Access permissions in the AutoPrint database are insufficient for the current user

Message persists on every AutoPrint start.

(1) Recent Windows OS updates or
    Group Policy modifications

(2) AutoPrint was started by a
    different user (even administrator)
    with insufficient privileges.

(1) Reboot the computer/server. This action will update the access policy base.
     

(2) Manually adjust the access privileges for the currently logged-in user.
     Full access is required for the hidden directory  C:\ProgramData\AutoPrint8
     and its files and sub-folders.
     For more information see also the Installation guide.

[E015]

Database blocked by another process.

(1) The database is temporary busy.

(2) The local AutoPrint database
     is write protected.

(3) There was an error during a
     database write attempt.

(1) Update to the latest AutoPrint relase version 8.6.1 or above.

(2) Check if the database is currently accessed by another application, i.e. by a
     external SQLite-database-manager.
     Check if the files in C:\ProgramData\AutoPrint8 are ready for
     reading/writing under the current user account.

(3) No action yet. Just wait a few seconds.
     If the message persists for minutes, close and restart AutoPrint.
     If the message persists, check the print file name for unsupported characters.

[E201]

Input file is not yet accessible or occupied by another process.

This message usually warns about temporary input path bottlenecks.
It can be ignored if it shows up only rarely
and all print jobs are finally being completed

(1) The input file arrived in the input
     folder, but is not yet released
     by the sending process.
     This may happen with huge
     files and/or slow network or cloud
     attached connections.

(1) Wait a few seconds, AutoPrint will keep retrying frequently until the file is
     completed.
     If the message persists, check the input folder (file arrival, folder and file access
     privileges).
(2) Check the incoming network path for random bottlenecks.

[E202]

Input file is corrupted or empty
Versions 8.14+
Input file could not be processed/printed!

(1) If the previous warning error
     situation E201 persists for
     60 seconds, it will be elevated to
     E202 by design.

(1) See action under E201.

(2) Update to release version 8.15 or above.
     Unlike the previous versions, the new version is now able to process blocked files,
     provided that these are completed. Further optimizations result in improved
     robustness against unstable input signals.

[E210]

Input folder contains blocked file(s)  Ensure cleanup before the next program start

(1) The input-file provided is not
     released for deletion by the
     source after the transfer is
     complete. This status may also
     remain unchanged in the event
     of temporary network disruptions.

(1) See action under E201.

(2) Check the generating application or service.

     If a blocked file is identified, AutoPrint will internally mark and isolate this file
     to prevent repetitive printing until it is removed from the input-folder manually.
     Be aware, that successive files with the same name will be ignored as well.

[E320]

File not printed -
Pages out of range Print job has been terminated.

(1) If the file-receiving process runs
     unevenly, with several random
     interruptions, the file may be
     incorrectly considered to be
     complete. The internal
     follow-up process then receives
     an incomplete file.

(2) The input-file is actually corrupt.

(1) See action under E201.

(2) Update to release version 8.15 or above.
     Unlike the previous versions, the new version is now able to process blocked files,
     provided that these are completed. Further optimizations result in improved
     robustness against unstable input signals.

(3) Increase the 'Delay prior to start ...' time to rise the process tolerance.
     (Setup > Input file control). The default delay is 1 sec.

[E400]

Printer is currently not accessible. Please check your Windows setup.

This message usually warns about temporary printer path bottlenecks.
It can be ignored if it shows up only rarely
and all print jobs are finally being completed.

(1) The target printer is (currently)
     not available or not responding.
     This may happen with remote
     printers and/or  slow network
     connections or if high loaded
     printers respond delayed.

(2) The printer spooler reports a
     temporary busy-condition, either
     for itself or for the local or
     remote printer.

(1) Normally, no action is required. Just wait another few seconds.
     If the message persists for minutes, check if the printer is online and all right
     through the Windows printer control panel.
     
     Recommendation 1 - Update to the latest AutoPrint relase version
     Especially if your current version is below 8.6.1 the update can help avoiding
     apparently random unhandled input files under frequent E400 conditions.

     Recommendation 2 - Spooler monitoring
     For a better control of the printer load balance each AutoPrint channel can be setup
     to go into pause while the printer spooler is reporting a certain number of open print
     jobs.
     Open AutoPrint > Setup > Input folder and set a max. number > 0

     
 
     Recommendation 3 - Local printer driver
     If the printer is accessed through a remote print server, all print data is often being
     sent to the remote server driver/spooler. Consider the installation of a local printer
     driver/spooler on the AutoPrint computer.

[E750]

AutoPrintPC
Process could not be started.

 

The application/service was not able to launch the temporary child process AutoPrintPC.exe, which is responsible for the printing output.
It is very likely that there are system policies or security functions that block this process.

(1) Start the AutoPrint application with admin privileges and compare.
(2) Check the Windows Group Policies for  possible restrictions for applications to start
     secondary child processes. Eventually explicitly allow AutoPrint.exe or
     AutoPrintService.exe to launch AutoPrintPC.exe.

(3) Check any virus scanners for blockages when calling AutoPrintPC.exe

(4) Check any 3rd-party security endpoint software for blockages when calling
     AutoPrintPC.exe

[E751]

AutoPrintPC
Process could not be completed.

 

The temporary child process AutoPrintPC.exe, which is responsible for the printing output, stopped working unexpectedly and for no apparent reason.
It was terminated forcibly.

It is very likely that the print job failed.

(1) Start the AutoPrint application with admin privileges and compare.
(2) Check the Windows task manager for possible resource flaws during printing.
(3) For huge or multi-page input files: increase the processing timeout value
     to allow a longer processing time (Setup > System > Printer spooler).
(4) If the error occurs after a long period of trouble-free operation, a recent OS update
     is probably the cause. Please reboot the computer/server.

[E752]

AutoPrintPC
Process was forced to terminate.

The temporary child process AutoPrintPC.exe, which is responsible for the printing output,
did not close properly due to a transient inter-process communication fault.
The affected process was to be terminated forcibly, although the print job is still being completed correctly.

(1) Update to program release version 8.12.10 or higher.