Autocad Hangs On Checking License
Graphic for applications using /, / or Batch script DWG edit Sheet Set Properties on multiple sheets at a time. Works both with AutoCAD's Sheet Set Manager (SSM) and AutoCAD Architecture's Project Navigator (PN) Batch create and update drawings Sync AutoCAD block attributes with database Batch Attribute Editor app for AutoCAD Show DWG properties in Explorer Columns Sync Property Sets with a database Better Offset for AutoCAD. Highlight edited dimensions for AutoCAD. Plot sets of drawings to DWF and/or PDF. Align objects quickly. Improves AutoCAD file dialog boxes. Text bubbles for AutoCAD.
Dec 10, 2013 2014: trying to install.hanging on CHECKING LICENSE If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed.
Autocad 2014 Hangs On Checking License
Steel shapes for AutoCAD. Add and edit notes in drawings Automate dimension notes in AutoCAD Delete excessive xclipped objects in AutoCAD For timber/structural shapes in ADT/ACA Infotip (tooltip) for DWG files AutoCAD productivity tools AutoCAD plug-in for HVAC and Piping work Translated tooltips for AutoCAD. Helper for drawings with digital signatures. Create Sheet Sets with all included based on Excel templates.
Subscribe to our product. If you try to start and it hangs and becomes unresponsive the solution might be to that the Autodesk InfoCenter file C: Program Files Common Files Autodesk Shared WSCommCntr lib WSCommCntr2.exe is still running. Starts to the point that you can see the application UI, command line, Properties and so on.
This happened to me right now so I though I should share the solution. If you just kill the WSCommCntr2.exe process in Windows Task Manager AutoCAD becomes responsive again and you can start using it. No need to kill the acad.exe process.
Autocad 2014 Hangs On Checking License
In some cases you might receive feedback from an application that is misleading. Take AutoCAD for example, a frequent complaint about this application is that it starts up slowly and/or it hangs up during loading. In many cases it’s not the fault of AutoCAD, it could be that the Internet connection is slow, or the A/V is blocking something, etc. In recent versions of AutoCAD, a series of messages appear in the splash screen showing you the progress of the load. In the image below, the message says “Loading plug-insacapp.arx”.
If your AutoCAD froze at this point, you might start looking for a problem with “acapp.arx”, but you might be barking up the wrong tree. Consider the following sequence of events. Begin task A. Tell the user Task A is running. Begin task B. Tell the user Task B is running.
Begin task C. Task C freezes. Now what message is the user looking?
The one about task B running. When in fact, task B was successful and it’s task C that froze up. I recall many years ago, there was a bug in a certain program that would tell the user that there were licensing problems if the program crashed, when in fact this was not true at all. Probably the same type of thing was going on. Of course this is just a simple scenario, but you get the idea. If the application has the ability to produce a.log file, use it. Verbose logging can tell you a much more useful information.
Back to the main topic of AutoCAD freezing up at startup. Some things to try:. Number one – Shutdown, restart, and try again. You would be amazed at how often this solves the problem. Unplug your network cable and disable WiFi. Log in as a different user and try launching it again. Check the Windows task manager to make sure no.
More info from the Autodesk KB:.