Indesign crashing when printing to Konica Minolta

Thanks for your responses everyone. We can print from any Adobe software, from any workstation, using any file and any font. Our troubles are STABILITY. Mostly when backing out of menues within menues within the print driver, programs will hang and crash. This seems like a two way communication issue between the press, mac and software. As stated previously, we are running OS 10.14.6 and up to date Creative Cloud suite. There are quite a few work arounds we have set up to avoid these issues, such as print presets etc. This will help avoid the unnecessary need of clicking around within print menues too much. We can make this work. As with most system upgrades, there are normally a few changes you need to try and find work arounds for.  For example: remember when vector files were easier to deal with than images... now vector and transparencies cripple the way a program runs. We do appreciate the handful of improvements made to the sofware every few years, but there are many adjustments made to the software which achieve nothing but adding extra menues and extra mouse clicks. This software used to be streamlined and organic to use - Im sure we will get used to it eventually.... and then you'll change the way it is built again and we start the process all over again. Thanks again for your responses.       

Thanks for the speedy reply Randy. Ive spoken with KM and they say its a common issue with their customers which already had the presses installed on a Mac, and then upgraded to Creative Cloud. Seems to be two way communication issue. You can send a job to press, but when going into multiple menues to change setting, it will hang and crash. Reinstalled all print drivers and seems to be a little more stable. We have multiple designers running multiple KM presses without too much issue for last 18 years. We currently have two KM C3080 and a KM C2060 (plus some others) with OS 10.14.6. Printing from InDesign gives far more control, such as adjusting individual pages manually, ink aliases, spot colours, colour profiles, data merging, running scripts, manually patching over issues to supplied artwork.... all without saving a new PDF or reimposing. Most of all, the Acrobat print menus are pretty bad, and need lots of clicking around. It was so abvious you were going to say "Print from Acrobat". Maybe I should have underlined that last part in my original message.  We are a high production design and print house, with over 50 years experience in the design room alone. Weve seen the rise and fall of Apple and Adobe. Apple is now a toy company, and Adobe thinks expensive subscription is a good idea for a dying print industry and falling designer wages.  I realise you have lots of customers making it work, but please realise most of your community dont know what bleed is... or page imposition, or RGB, or pure black... Most real designers I know are studying something else and are trying to get out while they can, and leaving this bullsh*t for Fiver to handle. Sorry for the rant, but cant you see the writing on the wall? The real community has lost faith and are looking elsewhere. Like apple, your customer base is no longer the professionals. And we are looking for an alternative.       

Thanks again Randy. I guess we just miss the days when things just worked.