Rio pro error code 24:04

An "Error Code: 35" message might appear while attempting to check for device software updates. ... These errors can be caused by various security software or hardware on a network, including anti-virus applications, proxies, and firewalls.

An "Error Code: 35" message might appear while attempting to check for device software updates. A "Network error (35): An Internet Connection could not be established" message might appear during other operations (such as clicking the Online Account link).

These errors can be caused by various security software or hardware on a network, including anti-virus applications, proxies, and firewalls.
Possible solutions include:

1. Verify the Network (Proxy) Settings on the IronKey device. In IronKey Control Panel click Settings > Network Settings. Direct Connection and Use System Settings are the most common settings, but some networks (usually in a corporate environment) require the usage of an automatic configuration script or manual settings.
2. White-list " *.ironkey.com " in your security software or hardware. Each product follows different steps to accomplish this task, so read the security product's user guide or contact their technical support for assistance with white-listing URLs.

Please tell about your printer model & brand.

Please make sure that the Print Spooler service on your computer is running and enabled. Go to Start menu > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services. Select Print Spooler in the items. Right-click on Print Spooler > click Properties. In the General tab, select Automatic for Startup Type. Click Start for Service Status. Hit Apply, and then hit OK to save the settings.

Try to print a document again to verify that the problem is fixed.
Should the problem continue, maybe it would be best to contact Lexmark Technical Support Center to further diagnose the problem.

Have you setup the the printer to find for wireless and you also then must setup the "Mac" for wireless.

The printer will then seek wireless products and log in. Its fairly simple, I had a similar problem the mistake was setting up the printer to seek other wireless products

I'm sorry but I read over the manual and couldn't find a 'general error' message listed. Nor, could I find a way to reset the printer so it could print.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=Doc&oid=26322&prodoid=37368458

The documentation for the epson printer is rather detailed though, and it is possible I missed it somewhere, but I would try the above link for more leads that may lead to a solution.

Maybe try to call Epson technical support for more information:
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Hi There,

Im_useless:
0.126 is not a Magicard error number. On a Rio 2 printer, the error number will be displayed on the LCD display. It should look like 02:?? or 04:??, etc.

Are the cards feeding out of the hopper?
How far into the printer have they gone before you get the error?
Are any of the dye film panels printed before the card gets stuck?
Are the cards ejected when you click on 'OK'?

Guest:
The most common reason for the dye film sticking to the cards are if they already have overcoat printed on them (you can not print over overcoat). Also, if you are printing very dense images, try selecting 'ColorSure' mode in the printing preferences, Try reducing the YMC printhead power in printing preferences.