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This is exactly what i disslike about this industry. No one wants to pay what the product is worth and will look outside of their country just to get a cheaper price. I can rant all day about this.

AFAIK onedrive isn't connected to anything major. i haven't had it on my laptop for years. and ive removed it from other laptops around the office. i know MS office will try save to it every now and then, same with adobe saving crap to creative cloud.

it's the first thing i uninstall on a win11 machine.

How long are they lasting ?

Difference between OEM blades & chinese is that the OEM are heat treated & will last a lot longer than the chinese which are not heat treated.

Could be the FireWire cables that goes from the PC to the heads

20 files at a time. It'll create you as many layouts as you need

100's of files per day? Tilia Griffin. Or for True auto nesting. Enfocus Switch & Griffin auto (that's what we use)

Took you 14 years to upgrade that PC ? CPU in those days where still crap compered to the advancements we've had. oldest CPU id go is 8 years and still have good performance. which would be 6th - 7th gen intel.

https://graphiplaza.cpp.canon/support/product/flxfinishplus-with-colorado/

Wow, That is quite dumb!

What's the difference using USB and Ethernet on the jfx?

Yep ai cannot generate text in graphics well. Unless they wanted you to recreate the whole thing? As the template doesn't look bad minus the text.

I dont know your shop setup, but you really dont need the RIP next to the printers. you're not really going back and fourth. Ideally you send all jobs to the printer. From the printer, you print all the jobs with out needing to go back to the RIP.

Thought about using an ethernet cable to the pc or network? Then use colorgate. That would make so much more sense and probably solve your issues.

Check out onyx align. it seems to be more catered towards sign shops/print shops. but most software like this is quite expensive.

We (forum members) need more info to assist you on your problem. What RIP are you running? Describe the issue to us. Post photos of the issue. or videos.

Sorry but this is Incorrect. Cannes profiles are normal profiles made on their machine. And depending on who did it (manufacturer, rip software, media supplier), how accurate it can be. The reason why they're appear to be crap on other machines is due head voltage and overall head...

Uh when making a profile, you cannot prioritise colour tones vs solids. If the tones are crap, that means the solids in that area are also crap. Which means the profile in general is crap. Replicating spot colours is a Pantone & (other colour name brand) formula bult into the RIP.

You have a colorado, but don't have a spectrophotometer? These are one of the must have tools in a print shop. Canon have a heap of profiles here - https://graphiplaza.cpp.canon/ or get yourself an i1 pro3 and profile your stock.