


Just 2 dwgs full of homemade blocks on one singular tab. Not premade AD content in loads of different tabs. And that is just for blocks we drew ourselves. all that? We only have one tab customised.

Would that account for the constant Aec content searching? Mech, Elec, Hvac, Plumbing, Piping. I don't know how clever DesignCenter is about migration of customised tabs, I'll need to look into it further. Some of the DesignCenter content might be pointing to nonexistant places. and there are probably a lot of, perhaps, network issues from a recent office move and subsequent server drive letter change. It's not purely a drawing office which means our IT dept are not accustomed to AD products. Mine included.Įven now, I've just remembered that when AutoCad starts We have a titleblock on the network too. I do 3D mainly on my full AutoCad, but that designcenter tab is used on all the workstations. These are on the network! That is the filesearching on the network that probably begins on startup. I think I found the problem: Btw, this happens on opening a blank drawing at startup We have a customised designcenter tab for shop fitting units in attributed block format. but please, for the love of the flying spaghetti monster, 'WHY.?' is it still looking for stuff on network shares?!?! Can Acad/LT not just be content to live out it's life peacefully on our C: drives without feeling a longing desire to oogle over the neighbors fence every time we enter a command? Our licences are seated locally, not floating on a network share. I have stopped WSCommCntr4.exe from loading into memory, by disabling InfoCenter. I have unticked 'access online content when available'.

I have unistalled all online content searching fluff. Whatever happened to Acad being a standalone program? I have uninstalled 360 (sorry, pointless). please can you make it stop looking in SP1.? It is causing inexpressible frustration. We have no vertical Acad derivatives like AutoCad Mechanical Desktop or Electrical or Plumbing or Piping etc etc. One of the LT installations in our office is still freezing on command input while it goes off looking for: There is something in this release that is completely infatuated with snooping around connected shares. ^^ I've been seeing this suggestion far too often for my liking. "As a test, unplug from your network/internet"
