Hello, I have been using AutoCAD 2012 for a while, and up until now, everything worked like a charm, but as the time passes, requirements are growing, and so thus I came to the problem ...
no more space on scratch disk
I am using Windows 7 - 64 bit and when I run AutoCAD, and try to open the file I have to work on, it freezes when opening on 93% (and space on C:/ gets to about 100 MB or less), and after few hours stil the same, so, as it is possible in Photoshop to change ALL working space to be using D:/ drive (over 70 GB free) instead of the space on C:/ ...
How to make it so in AutoCAD ???
Thank You
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Hi,
welcome @forums.autodesk.com !
>> How to make it so in AutoCAD ???
You can start command _OPTIONS, go to tab "Files" and set the folders currently using the users-temp directories to a folder on drive 😧
You might also set the users temp folder for the operating system to 😧 ... and you can set the page-file and the file used for sleeping mode to the alternative drive.
BUT that helps just for a few days or maybe weeks ... it's not the way you should continue to work having just 100MB on your system drive!
- alfred -
Hi,
sorry, I have no english operating system, so it's quite hard to describe it without knowing the exact words.
But there is something called google that points me to:
>>>modify position of temp folder<<<
>>>modify position of pagefile<<<
>>>modify position of hibernation file<<<
I have not checked now if every of the above sites have a solution, but I guess it's easy to find now 😉
- alfred -
Thank You wery wery much, I remembered how to move, the idea was with Windows and User temporery dirs
moved them to 😧 and now again works like a charm (as it seemes), until reinstall of OS and new partitions.
THX
Hi,
first you had 5GB free, a few minutes later only 800MB, I guess you have something like a harddisk-eater in your environment.
Check the processes which one created 4.2GB data within a few minutes!
- alfred -