Publishing parts to C Center or Editing tables in C Center Crashes Inventor Prof 2014
Before i say anything let me say that this problem occured last night.Was always there as i had not used the feature before in 2014. I uninstalled ONLY Inventor from the suite and re installed. It worked !!
Tonight i was publishing new parts and then Inventor crashed. Since its crashed again i cant publish or edit part family tables to make additions etc with Inventor crashing.
I believe something has corrupted again within the Inventor 2014 install and i dont know what.
Im looking for some pointers as i dont really feel like uninstalling and reinstalling Inventor to fix it.
I have cleared the cache from users folders etc. Im guessing i need to clear some thing else as well. This crashes in both Vault and local CC files.
Thanks in advance
Are you a subscription customer? You may need tech support for this one. Just in case someone here can offer some ideas, I would suggest posting your system specs here.
Chris Benner
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I do have subscription. My own personel and my employer has subscription which i manage but i dont think tech support can help. There is more to this than meets the eye.
Update..I was still unable to edit, change standards or use the filters to make changes inside CC without crashing.
I rebooted the machine logged into CC and was still unable to edit.. Unlike before the boot, where i could do nothing, i was now able to change to ASCi standard and change to my read/write library. Now I am able to edit, add and change again.
I did test this further and switched it to show all standards via filters and tried changing from my read/write libary to the asci library and back to the read/write library. The problem then re occured.
It seems the work around is to have filters checked with ONLY one standard checked and not change the library from the read/write lib to a read lib then back again.