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#AUTOCAD LT FOR MAC NOT RESPONDING SOFTWARE#

What anti-virus software you are running? Symantec Endpoint Protection What AutoCAD service packs (if any) you have applied? None What exact version of AutoCAD you are running? AutoCAD 2005 32-bit

#AUTOCAD LT FOR MAC NOT RESPONDING WINDOWS 7#

What specific Windows version you are running? Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, Service Pack 1 What computer make you are running? DELL Latitude E6530 laptop So as was offered in that blog article, I am sending you my following system information in hopes

This also happens when I use a routine whose dialogīox has a “BROWSE” button, when I select that “BROWSE” button (Windows explorer problem maybe?)Īnd tried the suggested,set FILEDAI=0 and that works for the “SAVE AS” from the command line, butĭid not help with routines with a “BROWSE” buttons, such as “INSERT bLOCK” or “WBLOCK”. When I execute a “SAVE AS”, AutoCAD freezes up. There may have been a routine Microsoft Windows This problem just suddenly started, that is, I had no problem when I shut down on Friday and when IĬranked back up on Monday I have the problem.

If all this fails, you can of course set FILEDIA = 0 at the command line to turn off the File Dialog User Interface.

#AUTOCAD LT FOR MAC NOT RESPONDING WINDOWS 10#

Check out this page Interactions with the AutoCAD Ribbon crashes AutoCAD on Windows 10.

What anti-virus software you are running.

What AutoCAD service packs (if any) you have applied.

What exact version of AutoCAD you are running (e.g.

What specific Windows version you are running.

If you have a non-HP machine that is giving you this issue or (2) didn’t work for you, please record below in the comments section:.

Try your File->Open… Does it work? If so, you should now be good until the next time you start AutoCAD. Now cancel out of the Options dialog altogether.

For versions of AutoCAD >= 2000i here’s a quick fix to bypass the problem (although hard to remember each time) – on starting AutoCAD, type “Options” at the command line, select the ‘Files’ tab, click ‘Browse’, then simply click cancel.

MSN Plugin – if you see MSN as an entry in your Windows Explorer, uninstall MSN – AutoCAD doesn’t like this.

Finally, try AutoCAD with the DWG files in c:\MyDwgs – is AutoCAD working now? If so, you can either leave your DWG files in that folder, or you’ll need to relax the permissions on your DWG folder to allow access to AutoCAD.

As a quick test, copy the DWG files that always crash when you save to a USB drive, then create a new folder called c:\MyDwgs, now copy the files from your USB to the c:\MyDwgs folder. The problem is that your older version of AutoCAD does not understand these new permission settings, and this can stop you being about to open your DWG files and even cause AutoCAD crash.

The latest Windows Operating systems (Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10) correctly enforce permission settings for your personal files (Documents folder etc).

If you have been opening DWG files from an external drive (e.g.

Remove all USB devices – older versions of AutoCAD don’t understand what a Samsung Phone is, and this can cause crashes.

To turn it back on, simply set LoadCtrls value to 76.

Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\AutoCAD\\ACAD-:\Applications\InfoCenterAcConn.

add this code to the end of your acad.lsp (vl-registry-write (strcat “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\” (vlax-product-key)”\\Applications\\InfoCenterAcConn”) “LOADCTRLS” 0).

#AUTOCAD LT FOR MAC NOT RESPONDING CODE#

If you know LISP, this code will work for all versions of AutoCAD 2008 or higher.For AutoCAD versions >= 2008, you can try disabling the InfoCenter toolbar at the top right of AutoCAD.We recommend you find an alternative as they cause this issue.