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Topic ClosedAutoCAD2012 -Hanging/Freezes on "Open" Command

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    Posted: 22.Aug.2016 at 19:12
Hello everybody,
That's my problem:
I open AutoCAD 2012 from Desktop shortcut. It opens (as "Drawing1")
I select from the "File" menu - "Open"
AutoCAD freezes, I get Windows message "Close file"
If after the 1st step (Opening AutoCAD as "Drawing1") I go to "Options" and add new profile,- no problem, I can open any drawings.
But every time I go out of AutoCAD and trying to get I, same problem, I have to crate a new profile to open drawings.
Why I need to go out? I have several shortcuts to work in different client folders.
 
Please, anybody, help me to solve this problem.
 
Thank you
 
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 11:33
Did these shortcuts work previously?

Are you on a network?
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Yea, it was working for 5 years.. And yes, I'm on network
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 18:06
So what might have changed to possibly account for the problem?  Hardware?  Software?  Maybe something IT did?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 18:24
Actually, I'm the IT:) Nothing has been changed. The only thing I did- disabled Interactive Service Detection service (I'm getting endless messages). But, I enabled it again and same results.
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AutoCAD2016 works perfect
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 18:36
You are like the fifth or sixth person in the last two days that I read of having this particular problem.  Someone said they thought it happened right after a Windows update.  We haven't experienced it however.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 20:09
Someone posted this temporary solution at another AutoCAD Help site.  For what it is worth.........

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It must be a Windows update because I got exactly the same problem on several computers at the same time. I made it work again by placing this line into the "acad.lsp" file:
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(command "appload")
It brings up an "Load/Unload Application" dialog right when I start AutoCAD. I just cancel that and from that point 'open', 'saveas' and 'insert' all work fine.

In your case (LT), try to go to Options>Files tab, click on "Support File Search Path", highlight any path that opens and then click "Browse". "Browse For Folder" dialog should pop up. Just cancel that and cancel Options dialog and you should be good to go. It should fix the problem for duration of your drawing session. You will have to do this every time you start the AutoCAD, until Microsoft fixes the problem in some next update.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 22:25
It will be the same as creating a new profile when I start new session-it fix the problem for duration of this session/
Anyway, thank you for trying to help!
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Aug.2016 at 22:43
BTW, the (command "appload") helps!
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