reportviewer

I have the following situation: Microsoft Report Viewer 2010 is used to display reports (.rdlc files) in local mode in an ASP.NET web application. The report data is supplied by assigning a datasource in the code behind of an ASPX page. Here's an example: if(!IsPostBack){ ReportViewer1.Reset(); ReportDataSource reportDataSource = new ReportDataSource(); reportDataSource.Name = "DataContainerType"; reportDataSource.Value = DatasourceOnPage; reportDataSource.DataSourceId = "DatasourceOnPageID"; reportDataSource.DataMember = "DataSourceView"; ReportViewer1.ProcessingMode = ProcessingMode.Local;

So we noticed that the print button in our ReportViewer ( Version=10.0.0.0 ) is gone after upgrading to IE11 . This is how it looks like in IE10 : After doing some research, we found that other people are also reporting this problem (i.e. here ), but did not find a solution yet. Using the compability mode would be a workaround option, but is not a viable/fitting solution for clients. Did anyone figure out how to fix this? These weeks ,we face the same problem. Finally we find some way to solve it, here is steps: update "Report Viewer 2012 Runtime" to 11.1.3366 update "Microsoft .Net Framework"

UPDATE 2.4.2010 Yeah, this is an old question but I thought I would give an update. So, I'm working with the ReportViewer again and it's still rendering slowly on the initial load. The only difference is that the SQL database is on the reporting server. UPDATE 3.16.2009 I have done profiling and it's not the SQL that is making the ReportViewer render slowly on the first call. On the first call, the ReportViewer control locks up the UI thread and makes the program unresponsive. After about 5 seconds the ReportViewer will unlock the UI thread and display "Report is being generated" and then