Hi Everyone,
I am using Inventor Pro 2014 on Windows 8.1 and when I insert or import a DWG file from AutoCAD into Inventor to extrude it into a solid, nothing shows up. Apparently a wizard is supposed to pop up but when I try it nothing at all happens. I have tried reinstalling it but nothing seems to work. Has anyone else had this issue? I think importing a DWG into a 2D sketch is a fairly basic thing to do but I'm baffled that it isn't working. Does anyone have any suggestions? I have SP1 already installed.
Thanks,
Myles
Hi Everyone,
I am using Inventor Pro 2014 on Windows 8.1 and when I insert or import a DWG file from AutoCAD into Inventor to extrude it into a solid, nothing shows up. Apparently a wizard is supposed to pop up but when I try it nothing at all happens. I have tried reinstalling it but nothing seems to work. Has anyone else had this issue? I think importing a DWG into a 2D sketch is a fairly basic thing to do but I'm baffled that it isn't working. Does anyone have any suggestions? I have SP1 already installed.
Thanks,
Myles
Have you done this in previous releases?
Are you familiar with the procedure?
(are you selection Options and setting to Import?)
Have you done this in previous releases?
Are you familiar with the procedure?
(are you selection Options and setting to Import?)
Thanks for the response. Yes when I choose "Open" and pick "Import" from the options button nothing appears. The same is true when I make a 2D sketch and choose "ACAD" from the insert box. Unless there's something key that I'm mising I really don't know why there isn't even an error prompt if something really isn't working.
Thanks for the response. Yes when I choose "Open" and pick "Import" from the options button nothing appears. The same is true when I make a 2D sketch and choose "ACAD" from the insert box. Unless there's something key that I'm mising I really don't know why there isn't even an error prompt if something really isn't working.
Attach dwg file here.
Attach dwg file here.
I cannot attach the DWG I actually intend to use, but any DWG/DXF exhibits the problem. I have attached a simple such DWG (containg just a circle and a square) that exhibits the problem.
Furthermore, I have tried opening the DWG/DXF in Inventor (successfully), then copying the objects (select, right-click, copy) and pasting (activate sketch, right-click, paste) them into an IPT sketch. Again, nothing happens.
Thanks.
I cannot attach the DWG I actually intend to use, but any DWG/DXF exhibits the problem. I have attached a simple such DWG (containg just a circle and a square) that exhibits the problem.
Furthermore, I have tried opening the DWG/DXF in Inventor (successfully), then copying the objects (select, right-click, copy) and pasting (activate sketch, right-click, paste) them into an IPT sketch. Again, nothing happens.
Thanks.
*Exactly* the same problem here... Inventor LT 2014 X64 Trial & SP1 on Win 8.1 - and so, alas, my trial period expired before I was able to verify DWG import which is very important for our intended application.
*Exactly* the same problem here... Inventor LT 2014 X64 Trial & SP1 on Win 8.1 - and so, alas, my trial period expired before I was able to verify DWG import which is very important for our intended application.
Have you found a resolution to this issue? I am having the same problem. Thanks!
Have you found a resolution to this issue? I am having the same problem. Thanks!
>> Have you found a resolution to this issue? <<
Alas, no - so I deinstalled the Inventor trial and bought Rhino instead.
>> Have you found a resolution to this issue? <<
Alas, no - so I deinstalled the Inventor trial and bought Rhino instead.
I wanted to share in case there are other users that run into this issue. There's a solution posted on this page that may have helped.
Workis ongoing for support for Windows8.1. Seemoreinformationbelow.
http://upandready.typepad.com/up_and_ready/2013/10/windows-81-support-please-upgrade-cautiously.html
I wanted to share in case there are other users that run into this issue. There's a solution posted on this page that may have helped.
Workis ongoing for support for Windows8.1. Seemoreinformationbelow.
http://upandready.typepad.com/up_and_ready/2013/10/windows-81-support-please-upgrade-cautiously.html
Has anyone solved this issue. I cannot import AutcCad Lt dwg into Inventor LT 2014. DWG File wizard does not open
When inserting/importing DWG files into Inventor nothing shows up.
Has anyone solved this issue. I cannot import AutcCad Lt dwg into Inventor LT 2014. DWG File wizard does not open
When inserting/importing DWG files into Inventor nothing shows up.
Has anyone solved this issue. I cannot import AutcCad Lt dwg into Inventor LT 2014. DWG File wizard does not open When inserting/importing DWG files into Inventor nothing shows up.
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I have the same problem. Please help!!!
I have the same problem. Please help!!!
If the above suggestion does not work, you may consider uninstalling and reinstalling DWG TrueView 2014 on your system.
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/item?siteID=123112&id=9078813
Let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
If the above suggestion does not work, you may consider uninstalling and reinstalling DWG TrueView 2014 on your system.
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/item?siteID=123112&id=9078813
Let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
Can you confirm that the operating system you are currently using is Windows 8.1?
Have you tested the solution posted by Sami in the other discussion (steps below)
1. Press [Windows] key to open the Windows' start page
2. Type "cmd" to find "Command Prompt" > right mouse click on it > select "Run as administrator"
3. On "Administrator: Command Prompt" window, type (no quotes) "cd c:\program files\autodesk\Inventor 2014\bin"
4. Type (no quotes) "inventor.exe /install"
5. Press Enter
6. Wait for 1 min (inventor will be executed background then exit silently)
A couple of other suggestions to try:
Lower User Account Control Settings to the "Never Notify" setting
1. Browse to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts
2. Select "Change User Account Control Settings"
3. Lower the slider bar to the "Never Notify" position (all the way to the bottom)
4. OK
5. Restart Computer and retest
Run Inventor as Administrator:
1. Right Mouse Click on the launch icon for Autodesk Inventor 2014
2. Select the Run As Administrator
3. Retest
Test disabling anti-virus software temporarily to see if there is a conflict between Inventor 2014 and your anti-virus software. You will need to consult with the anti-virus software company for details on how to accomplish this.
Please keep us posted on your progress.
Thanks,
Can you confirm that the operating system you are currently using is Windows 8.1?
Have you tested the solution posted by Sami in the other discussion (steps below)
1. Press [Windows] key to open the Windows' start page
2. Type "cmd" to find "Command Prompt" > right mouse click on it > select "Run as administrator"
3. On "Administrator: Command Prompt" window, type (no quotes) "cd c:\program files\autodesk\Inventor 2014\bin"
4. Type (no quotes) "inventor.exe /install"
5. Press Enter
6. Wait for 1 min (inventor will be executed background then exit silently)
A couple of other suggestions to try:
Lower User Account Control Settings to the "Never Notify" setting
1. Browse to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts
2. Select "Change User Account Control Settings"
3. Lower the slider bar to the "Never Notify" position (all the way to the bottom)
4. OK
5. Restart Computer and retest
Run Inventor as Administrator:
1. Right Mouse Click on the launch icon for Autodesk Inventor 2014
2. Select the Run As Administrator
3. Retest
Test disabling anti-virus software temporarily to see if there is a conflict between Inventor 2014 and your anti-virus software. You will need to consult with the anti-virus software company for details on how to accomplish this.
Please keep us posted on your progress.
Thanks,
@innovatenate wrote:Can you confirm that the operating system you are currently using is Windows 8.1?
Have you tested the solution posted by Sami in the other discussion (steps below)
1. Press [Windows] key to open the Windows' start page
2. Type "cmd" to find "Command Prompt" > right mouse click on it > select "Run as administrator"
3. On "Administrator: Command Prompt" window, type (no quotes) "cd c:\program files\autodesk\Inventor 2014\bin"
4. Type (no quotes) "inventor.exe /install"
5. Press Enter
6. Wait for 1 min (inventor will be executed background then exit silently)
A couple of other suggestions to try:
Lower User Account Control Settings to the "Never Notify" setting
1. Browse to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts
2. Select "Change User Account Control Settings"
3. Lower the slider bar to the "Never Notify" position (all the way to the bottom)
4. OK
5. Restart Computer and retest
Run Inventor as Administrator:
1. Right Mouse Click on the launch icon for Autodesk Inventor 2014
2. Select the Run As Administrator
3. Retest
Test disabling anti-virus software temporarily to see if there is a conflict between Inventor 2014 and your anti-virus software. You will need to consult with the anti-virus software company for details on how to accomplish this.
Please keep us posted on your progress.
Thanks,
it worked for me
@innovatenate wrote:Can you confirm that the operating system you are currently using is Windows 8.1?
Have you tested the solution posted by Sami in the other discussion (steps below)
1. Press [Windows] key to open the Windows' start page
2. Type "cmd" to find "Command Prompt" > right mouse click on it > select "Run as administrator"
3. On "Administrator: Command Prompt" window, type (no quotes) "cd c:\program files\autodesk\Inventor 2014\bin"
4. Type (no quotes) "inventor.exe /install"
5. Press Enter
6. Wait for 1 min (inventor will be executed background then exit silently)
A couple of other suggestions to try:
Lower User Account Control Settings to the "Never Notify" setting
1. Browse to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts
2. Select "Change User Account Control Settings"
3. Lower the slider bar to the "Never Notify" position (all the way to the bottom)
4. OK
5. Restart Computer and retest
Run Inventor as Administrator:
1. Right Mouse Click on the launch icon for Autodesk Inventor 2014
2. Select the Run As Administrator
3. Retest
Test disabling anti-virus software temporarily to see if there is a conflict between Inventor 2014 and your anti-virus software. You will need to consult with the anti-virus software company for details on how to accomplish this.
Please keep us posted on your progress.
Thanks,
it worked for me
hi I have the same problem described avobe, i'm using Inventor 2017 product desing suite on a PC Intel core i5, 8gb Ram. operative system is Windows 7 proffesional
I tried the first option using CMD but it does not work anyway.
before using this version I used Inventor 2014 and 2015 and this was works very well, but in Inventor 2017 I never had success
thanks you very much for your help
hi I have the same problem described avobe, i'm using Inventor 2017 product desing suite on a PC Intel core i5, 8gb Ram. operative system is Windows 7 proffesional
I tried the first option using CMD but it does not work anyway.
before using this version I used Inventor 2014 and 2015 and this was works very well, but in Inventor 2017 I never had success
thanks you very much for your help
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