Hi!
I have a big problem. I have Creo 2.0 student licens and working good till i install yours SpaceMouse Wireless.
When I open Creo and i have installed SpaceMouse Wireless opens a message:
Start up of application ˝3DxProENGINEER˝ failed.
How can I fix this problem.
Please help.
Anej
SpaceMouse Wireless and Creo 2.0
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SpaceMouse Wireless and Creo 2.0
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Re: SpaceMouse Wireless and Creo 2.0
amisko wrote:Hi!
I have a big problem. I have Creo 2.0 student licens and working good till i install yours SpaceMouse Wireless.
When I open Creo and i have installed SpaceMouse Wireless opens a message:
Start up of application ˝3DxProENGINEER˝ failed.
How can I fix this problem.
Please help.
Anej
Re: SpaceMouse Wireless and Creo 2.0
Hello Anej -
I've sent you an email message to help with the error.
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Barbara
I've sent you an email message to help with the error.
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Barbara
Re: SpaceMouse Wireless and Creo 2.0
When an add-in is not able to load :
The thing that most often causes an add-in to fail to load is permissions. Win 7 and Vista require an add-in to have the same privilege level as its application - or communication between the add-in and application is blocked.
For applications running with standard permissions [recommended], the 3Dconnexion software is also run with standard permissions. For applications using elevated permissions [Run as administrator] , the 3Dconnexion software also needs the same permission.
What is needed is for the add-in and application permissions to match. If the application uses standard permissions, changing the 3Dconnexion software to 'Run as administrator' creates a permissions mis-match. Elevating the application permissions is also not the solution.
Using 'Run as administrator' for the 3Dconnexion software should only be done when an application using a 3Dconnexion add-in is already using 'Run as administrator' permissions.
To check whether the application is using elevated permissions, right-click on the application icon , choose Properties |Compatibility tab and look at ' Privilege Level' at the bottom of the tab to see if 'Run this program as administrator ' is checked |enabled.
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Barbara
The thing that most often causes an add-in to fail to load is permissions. Win 7 and Vista require an add-in to have the same privilege level as its application - or communication between the add-in and application is blocked.
For applications running with standard permissions [recommended], the 3Dconnexion software is also run with standard permissions. For applications using elevated permissions [Run as administrator] , the 3Dconnexion software also needs the same permission.
What is needed is for the add-in and application permissions to match. If the application uses standard permissions, changing the 3Dconnexion software to 'Run as administrator' creates a permissions mis-match. Elevating the application permissions is also not the solution.
Using 'Run as administrator' for the 3Dconnexion software should only be done when an application using a 3Dconnexion add-in is already using 'Run as administrator' permissions.
To check whether the application is using elevated permissions, right-click on the application icon , choose Properties |Compatibility tab and look at ' Privilege Level' at the bottom of the tab to see if 'Run this program as administrator ' is checked |enabled.
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Barbara