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Minimum Requirements: What are the Client System Requirements for Badge Printing?

Posted by Robert Joseph on 27 February 2019 12:16 PM

Version 10

The latest release requires Windows 7; C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x64), and .NET Framework 4.7.2. The Application installer will automatically download any prerequisites and install them (which may require a reboot).

Our Badge Printing on the EIOBoard desktop application is dynamic enough to reference any stored user data in EIOBoard. The application requires at least one USB port 2.0 and the required Windows Printer Driver to allow communication between the Badge Printer and the client computer performing the physical print.

All interfaces communicate through the EIOBoard Website, so the client must be able to access the website through an internet or intranet connection.

It is highly recommended to use the Windows 10 operating system with the most current updates and newest versions available due to limitations and end of life support for client operating systems like Windows 7. As for hardware requirements, if your client is powerful enough to run a Windows 7 operating system, it is powerful enough to run any of the EIOBoard client applications. To be more specific, here are some suggested minimum requirements and recommendations:

Type	Minimum	Recommended	Comments
Processor	1.4 GHz	2.0 GHz Dual Core or higher	32-Bit Compatible
Operating Systems	Windows 7	Windows 10 Pro Version 1809 or higher
Memory	2 Gigabytes (GB)	4 Gigabytes (GB) or above	Depends heavily on the number of users
Hard Disk Free Space	200 Megabytes (MB)	1 Gigabytes (GB) or more depending on the number of users	Depends heavily on the number of additional applications
USB Port	USB 2.0	USB 2.0 or higher
Badge Printer	Required Printer Drivers	Zebra Z11 Badge Card Printer	If you are unsure contact Sales or Support

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