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But if you do, hopefully this will help you panic just a little less!Īrchives Archives Michael swearstoomuch and you have survived …. Hopefully you will never experience the Error message. If it is a sub-assembly then you can work through the same procedure until again, hopefully, you can isolate the problem to an individual part! However if a part or sub-assembly didn’t unsuppress then at least, you hopefully, will have found the cause of the problem. Once all appears to working correctly I delete the created configuration.
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I would then open each of the parts & sub-assemblies from the Assembly, rebuild each and save. I already use Macfuse, NTFS for Mac from Paragon, NTFS-3G, and nothing really solved my problem, I had a 11.7G movie and I want it to copy it in my external drive, but it wont let me, so I used every program that I mention it, but nothing really works, so I really recommend you to use the Split&Concat solution, because there is NO other, this program will split your file, and then you can. I’ve never had a situation where a part or sub-assembly didn’t Unsuppress.Īfter I have unsuppressed all the parts & sub-assemblies I have been able to Saved the assembly. It is then just a case of Unsuppressing each of the individual parts or sub-assemblies one at a time. All parts and sub-assemblies will be Suppressed. Name the configuration something that is easily recognizable and select OK This will open a new window dialogue box – Configure Document Select New configuration showing Assembly structure only.
Look for the Configuration box, select and change Default to Advance and then select Open. Select the Assembly required to be Opened. Once you get over the initial panic there is a simple procedure to work through the issue. My experience with the message have occurred when we have been working on a reasonably large assembly on one computer and go to open it on another of our computers. I have seen this error a few times over the years.
Especially from those not on a current subscription! What to do? Is a question you see posted on the SOLIDWORKS Forum occasionally. There is nothing like an Assembly not opening and a warning error message making an appearance to send a mild panic through you. Contact Technical Support for a possible solution” “An error was encountered while trying to open your file.
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