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Dear PTC Team,
I have created & modifed on Huge ASsembly file for one of my project. After couple of days, While Opening same Assembly file again for some modification, Creo 10.0.2 software keep getting crash.
Do you have any solutions for such Crashes.
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There is no "one" solution for assembly crashes. When I have a problem, I usually trouble shoot by opening sub-assemblies to see if there are any specific sub-assemblies or parts with issues.
If not, then I open the top level using simplifed reps with No components and then start adding components to the rep to see if I can understand where it is crashing.
I usually take time to fix regeneration problems, reference errors, other model problems that show up also. These can have a major affect on model performance.
If your computer isn't a workstation with a good graphics card and a reasonable amount of memory, you may not be able to open large assemblies without a good plan using simplified reps. You can check you ram usage while opening a large assembly by using task manager and monitoring your ram usage to see if you are maxing out your ram.
There is no "one" solution for assembly crashes. When I have a problem, I usually trouble shoot by opening sub-assemblies to see if there are any specific sub-assemblies or parts with issues.
If not, then I open the top level using simplifed reps with No components and then start adding components to the rep to see if I can understand where it is crashing.
I usually take time to fix regeneration problems, reference errors, other model problems that show up also. These can have a major affect on model performance.
If your computer isn't a workstation with a good graphics card and a reasonable amount of memory, you may not be able to open large assemblies without a good plan using simplified reps. You can check you ram usage while opening a large assembly by using task manager and monitoring your ram usage to see if you are maxing out your ram.
Hi @StephenW
I usually check trail file when the opening and loading operation crashed if exists.
There can be found interesting information what subassembly or model could be the case of the crash.
If the trail does not exist I do same as you have described.
PetrH