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najaregu
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I cannot open my dwg files

I tried opening 2 files i haven't openned in around 5 months. I have tried recover and the rest of options i found in this site to try to open the file but it doesn't work. It just says invalid. Did someone else had this problem?

 

https://we.tl/t-l0SxIsUtVk

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natasha.l
en respuesta a: najaregu

Hello @najaregu

 

Do you have backup files for the original file? 

 

Try clicking the Application menu(or F1)>  Drawing Utilities  > Open the Drawing Recovery Manager. Find

Then select the file to recover.

 

If it does not resolve it try Recovering drawing files which fail to open in AutoCAD or the other suggestions located here. 

 

Please "Accept Solution" if a reply or replies have helped resolve the issue or answered your question, to help others in the community.

 

pendean
en respuesta a: najaregu

Where are you saving these files?
What variant and year version of AutoCAD do you have?

It appears your two files still have their headers intact when I looked at them in Windows Notepad, AutoCAD2019 is finding hundreds of errors though when I tried o RECOVER them (they never seem to open so far).



najaregu
en respuesta a: pendean

My files were in a usb and i copied them to my pc. They are 2018. :c thanks for trying

najaregu
en respuesta a: natasha.l

I already tried those options. It doesn't work :cara_de_decepción:

pendean
en respuesta a: najaregu

A thumbdrive? Those only cost 10cents to manufacture, never a good choice for storage.
If you meant a disk drive with a USB connection, you have have a problem there with all files on that disk (corrupt) or it was just a bad transfer. You can check that disk drive with this method (and purchase if needed) https://www.easeus.com/data-recovery/there-is-a-problem-with-this-drive.html

najaregu
en respuesta a: pendean

yes a thumbdrive. I did big mistake

RobDraw
en respuesta a: najaregu

I've used thumb drives for transferring lots of files and never had a problem so I wouldn't say it's a big mistake but using them for long term storage does sound risky at best.


Rob

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