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New Creo 2 datecode causing issues, now old one does it

KeithSiddall
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New Creo 2 datecode causing issues, now old one does it

I am posting to two different groups, so I apologize if you get this twice. This is driving myself and IT crazy.



We use a network install and were cooking along pretty good with M040. This weekend, I updated us to M050. Starting yesterday, about 1/2 the users started having issues where the software would not start. Many times, we got the attached messages. If it did start, it took like 5 minutes to come up. If it got that far, many times it would crash and go away. IT says they did not do anything over the weekend so I figure there is something wrong with the M050 version. I change us back to M040 and now it behaves the same. It seems like it is now affecting more and more users to. Anyone seen this or know how to fix it?



TIA,


-Keith


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How did you change your system back?

If you install all builds in a single directory structure, then you would need to completely remove M050 before installing M040. If you only reinstall M040 over the M050 files, you may have some M050 files left.

If you install each build to a clean directory structure, then switching the user's icon to point from M050 to M040 should be clean. If it isn't then there you need to look at PATH statements to be sure they are pointed right.

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