after I change the workspace from " Drafting & Annotation" to " 3D Modeling" , a fatal error occured immediately and the file closed.
I opened the flie again and clicked on "recover" pop-up window. Then another window appeared asking for fixing the problems of the file, clicked " fix" , a window apperaed saying that 5 errors were found and fixed. However, it didn't last long till the error happened and the file closed. Since that time I tried many times to open the same file, older files , the software itself .. once the welcom window appears the software closed Immediately!!
the software closed very quick , I could only read "AutoCAD cannot continue" on the error pop-up window, but found the below at the "acad" notepad file:
" FATAL ERROR: Unhandled e0434352h Exception at 75c3d3cfh
04/01/2014 at 03:37:51.893 Drawing: C:\Users\dell\Desktop\design 4\studio 4\3d try.dwg
----------"
I'm using the student version by the way, thinking of reinstalling the software, don't know how??
PLEASE, help me as soon as possible, I was givin an extra time to submitt my work.
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Solved by Patchy. Go to Solution.
Before reinstall you can try RESET
Start, Programs, find Autodesk and there should be a reset to default.
Ok, the second time the error happened, was it due to changing workspaces again?
Or did it happen when you were doing some other command?
If you think this is a Drawing error, start a new empty drawing and insert the "problem" drawing then explode it.
If you think this is a Application error, are there steps that you can reproduce on demand to make it crash?
rkmcswain wrote:
Ok, the second time the error happened, was it due to changing workspaces again?
Or did it happen when you were doing some other command?
If you think this is a Drawing error, start a new empty drawing and insert the "problem" drawing then explode it.
If you think this is a Application error, are there steps that you can reproduce on demand to make it crash?
The second time the error happened, which is at the recovered file, I did nothing at all ( not changing the workspace nor other command ) maybe zoomed in/out by the mouse.
The file doesn't contain any blocks to explode , and 99% no polylines.
To be honest, modeling with AutoCAD always causes problems with files , but this was the first time that it ruined the application even after shutdown & turn on the computer.