Report Viewer WebPart for Sharepoint - Printing (Unable to load client print control)

Hi there,
I am running a report via the report viewer web part on a SharePoint page. The report itself is working great. But when I attempt to print it, I get a prompt to install something....and then it is followed up with "Unable to load client
print control".
There are some posts out there about updating the a certain CU or to find the RSClientPrint cab and unloading the dlls into the system32 folder and registering it. I've tried that but no go.
Anyone else encounter this issue? If so, potential solutions?
SP 2010 - 14.0.7221.5000
SQL Server 2008 R2 (Reporting Server)- 10.50.1617 (have tried updating to 10.50.6000.34)
IE = 10.0.9200
And yes, I am running as local admin....so there shouldn't be any issue installing the active x component on IE.
Thanks in advance,
Eric

Hi Eric,
According to your description, you can't load the print button in your sharepoint site. Right?
In Reporting Services, Each user who wants to use the print feature must download and install the ActiveX control that provides client print functionality. The first time a user clicks the
Printer icon on the report toolbar, the Microsoft ActiveX control is downloaded to the computer. After the control is downloaded, the
Print dialog box displays whenever the user clicks the Printer icon.
So in this scenario, please enable the setting Download signed
ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer and download it. Please follow the steps below:
Click Tools -> Internet options.
Switch to the Security tab, select the Trusted sites zone, and then click
Sites.
Type the URL of the SQL reporting server, click Add, and then click Close.
Click the Custom level button, scroll to the ActiveX controls and plug-ins
node.
Click Enable for Download signed ActiveX controls, and then click OK.
Then we need to have the
EnableClientPrinting is set to true.
In SharePoint Central Administration, click Application Management.
Click Manage service applications.
Click the name of your Reporting Services service application, and then click
Manage in the SharePoint ribbon.
Click System Settings.
Select Enable Client Printing. The Enable Client Printing option is near the bottom of the page.
Click OK.
Reference:
Enable and Disable Client-Side Printing for Reporting Services
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

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__CRYSTALSTATEviewer:{"0":{"rptViewLabel":"Ana Rapor", "gpTreeCurrentExpandedPaths":{}, "vCtxt":"/wEXAwUVSXNMYXN0UGFnZU51bWJlcktub3duZwUOTGFzdFBhZ2VOdW1iZXICBQUKUGFnZU51bWJlcgIC", "pageNum":2}, "common":{"width":"100%", "Height":"100%", "enableDrillDown":true, "drillDownTarget":"_self", "printMode":"Pdf", "displayToolbar":true, "pageToTreeRatio":6, "pdfOCP":true, "promptingType":"html", "viewerState":"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", "rptAlbumOrder":["0"], "toolPanelType":"GroupTree", "toolPanelWidth":200, "toolPanelWidthUnit":"px", "iactParams":[{"paramName":"pFromDate", "description":"From Date", "valueDataType":"d", "value":[{"d":9, "m":4, "y":2014, "h":0, "min":0, "s":0, "ms":0}], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pToDate", "description":"To Date", "valueDataType":"d", "value":[{"d":9, "m":6, "y":2014, "h":0, "min":0, "s":0, "ms":0}], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pGroupBy", "description":"Group by", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[2], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":1, "desc":"Boardtype"}, {"value":2, "desc":"Room type"}, {"value":3, "desc":"Rate Room type"}, {"value":4, "desc":"Rate code"}, {"value":5, "desc":"Guarantee code"}, {"value":6, "desc":"Adults"}, {"value":7, "desc":"Children"}, {"value":8, "desc":"Market code"}, {"value":9, "desc":"Source code"}, {"value":10, "desc":"Channel code"}, {"value":11, "desc":"Country"}, {"value":12, "desc":"Nationality"}, {"value":13, "desc":"Created by"}, {"value":14, "desc":"Adult+Child"}, {"value":15, "desc":"Agency"}, {"value":16, "desc":"Company"}, {"value":17, "desc":"Source"}, {"value":18, "desc":"Group"}, {"value":19, "desc":"Micros Discount"}, {"value":-1, "desc":"None"}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pDistributionBy", "description":"Distribution by", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[1], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":1, "desc":"RN"}, {"value":2, "desc":"ARR"}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pShowDetails", "description":"Show details", "valueDataType":"b", "value":[true], "allowCustomValue":false, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":true}, {"value":false}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pSubGroupBy", "description":"Sub Group", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[-1], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":1, "desc":"Boardtype"}, {"value":2, "desc":"Room type"}, {"value":3, "desc":"Rate Room type"}, {"value":4, "desc":"Rate code"}, {"value":5, "desc":"Guarantee code"}, {"value":6, "desc":"Adults"}, {"value":7, "desc":"Children"}, {"value":8, "desc":"Market code"}, {"value":9, "desc":"Source code"}, {"value":10, "desc":"Channel code"}, {"value":11, "desc":"Country"}, {"value":12, "desc":"Nationality"}, {"value":13, "desc":"Created by"}, {"value":14, "desc":"Adult+Child"}, {"value":15, "desc":"Agency"}, {"value":16, "desc":"Company"}, {"value":17, "desc":"Source"}, {"value":18, "desc":"Group"}, {"value":19, "desc":"Micros Discount"}, {"value":-1, "desc":"None"}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pIncludeDayUse", "description":"Include Day Use", "valueDataType":"b", "value":[true], "allowCustomValue":false, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":true}, {"value":false}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pDateType", "description":"Date Type", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[1], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pCompHuse", "description":"Comp-Huse", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[0, 1, 2], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":true, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, 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text_viewer_toptoolbar_zoom:100%
__CALLBACKID:viewer
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Try to view New Page does not work. Request.Form parameters sample for that (try change page from page 2 to page 3):
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"rptAlbumOrder":["0"], "toolPanelType":"GroupTree", "toolPanelWidth":200, "toolPanelWidthUnit":"px", "iactParams":[{"paramName":"pFromDate", "description":"From Date", "valueDataType":"d", "value":[{"d":9, "m":4, "y":2014, "h":0, "min":0, "s":0, "ms":0}], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pToDate", "description":"To Date", "valueDataType":"d", "value":[{"d":9, "m":6, "y":2014, "h":0, "min":0, "s":0, "ms":0}], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pGroupBy", "description":"Group by", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[2], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":1, "desc":"Boardtype"}, {"value":2, "desc":"Room type"}, {"value":3, "desc":"Rate Room type"}, {"value":4, "desc":"Rate code"}, {"value":5, "desc":"Guarantee code"}, {"value":6, "desc":"Adults"}, {"value":7, "desc":"Children"}, {"value":8, "desc":"Market code"}, {"value":9, "desc":"Source code"}, {"value":10, "desc":"Channel code"}, {"value":11, "desc":"Country"}, {"value":12, "desc":"Nationality"}, {"value":13, "desc":"Created by"}, {"value":14, "desc":"Adult+Child"}, {"value":15, "desc":"Agency"}, {"value":16, "desc":"Company"}, {"value":17, "desc":"Source"}, {"value":18, "desc":"Group"}, {"value":19, "desc":"Micros Discount"}, {"value":-1, "desc":"None"}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pDistributionBy", "description":"Distribution by", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[1], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":1, "desc":"RN"}, {"value":2, "desc":"ARR"}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pShowDetails", "description":"Show details", "valueDataType":"b", "value":[true], "allowCustomValue":false, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":true}, {"value":false}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pSubGroupBy", "description":"Sub Group", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[-1], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":1, "desc":"Boardtype"}, {"value":2, "desc":"Room type"}, {"value":3, "desc":"Rate Room type"}, {"value":4, "desc":"Rate code"}, {"value":5, "desc":"Guarantee code"}, {"value":6, "desc":"Adults"}, {"value":7, "desc":"Children"}, {"value":8, "desc":"Market code"}, {"value":9, "desc":"Source code"}, {"value":10, "desc":"Channel code"}, {"value":11, "desc":"Country"}, {"value":12, "desc":"Nationality"}, {"value":13, "desc":"Created by"}, {"value":14, "desc":"Adult+Child"}, {"value":15, "desc":"Agency"}, {"value":16, "desc":"Company"}, {"value":17, "desc":"Source"}, {"value":18, "desc":"Group"}, {"value":19, "desc":"Micros Discount"}, {"value":-1, "desc":"None"}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pIncludeDayUse", "description":"Include Day Use", "valueDataType":"b", "value":[true], "allowCustomValue":false, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[{"value":true}, {"value":false}], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pDateType", "description":"Date Type", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[1], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pCompHuse", "description":"Comp-Huse", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[0, 1, 2], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":true, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}, {"paramName":"pOrderBy", "description":"Order By", "valueDataType":"n", "value":[2], "allowCustomValue":true, "allowMultiValue":false, "allowRangeValue":false, "allowDiscreteValue":true, "isEditable":true, "usage":25, "isDataFetching":false, "attributes":{"IsDCP":false}, "isOptionalPrompt":false, "allowNullValue":false, "defaultValues":[], "defaultDisplayType":1}], "paramOpts":{"numberFormat":{"groupSeperator":".", "decimalSeperator":","}, "dateFormat":"d.M.yyyy", "timeFormat":"H:mm:ss", "dateTimeFormat":"d.M.yyyy H:mm:ss", "booleanFormat":{"true":"True", "false":"False"}, "maxNumParameterDefaultValues":"200", "canOpenAdvancedDialog":true}, "zoom":100, "zoomFromUI":false, "lastRefresh":"9.7.2014 17:47:04"}, "curViewId":"0"}
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text_viewer_toptoolbar_zoom:100%
__CALLBACKID:viewer
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa905871.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb522800.aspx
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