Problem:

When trying to open ANSYS by double clicking a .db or .dbb file, this error occurs:

couldn't load library "c:/program files/ansys inc/v110..../intel/ansinfo.dll": invalid argument while executing
"load {c:/program files/ansys inc....ansinfo.dll} ansinfo"
infovked from withing "package require ansinfo" (file "c:program file....launcherlaunchermain.itcl" line 60)


Fix:

1. Open Windows Explorer
2. Tools
3. Folder Options
4. File Types (Tab)
5. Select the "DB" Extention
6. Click "Advanced"
7. Select "open"
8. Click "Edit"
9. The path pointed to:
"C:Program FilesANSYS Incv110CommonFilestclbinIntelwish.exe" "C:Program FilesANSYS Incv120CommonFilesLauncherLauncherMain.itcl" -runae -FILE "%1"
This should have been:
"C:Program FilesANSYS Incv110CommonFilestclbinWinx64wish.exe" "C:Program FilesANSYS Incv120CommonFilesLauncherLauncherMain.itcl" -runae -FILE "%1"

NOTE: The change from "Intel" to "Winx64" in the path.

Roaming profiles were being used, so this setting was probably configured on a 32bit machine and the roaming profile carried over to the 64bit computer.


Problem:

When trying to open ANSYS by double clicking a .db or .dbb file, this error occurs:

couldn't load library "c:/program files/ansys inc/v110..../intel/ansinfo.dll": invalid argument while executing
"load {c:/program files/ansys inc....ansinfo.dll} ansinfo"
infovked from withing "package require ansinfo" (file "c:program file....launcherlaunchermain.itcl" line 60)


Fix:

1. Open Windows Explorer
2. Tools
3. Folder Options
4. File Types (Tab)
5. Select the "DB" Extention
6. Click "Advanced"
7. Select "open"
8. Click "Edit"
9. The path pointed to:
"C:Program FilesANSYS Incv110CommonFilestclbinIntelwish.exe" "C:Program FilesANSYS Incv120CommonFilesLauncherLauncherMain.itcl" -runae -FILE "%1"
This should have been:
"C:Program FilesANSYS Incv110CommonFilestclbinWinx64wish.exe" "C:Program FilesANSYS Incv120CommonFilesLauncherLauncherMain.itcl" -runae -FILE "%1"

NOTE: The change from "Intel" to "Winx64" in the path.

Roaming profiles were being used, so this setting was probably configured on a 32bit machine and the roaming profile carried over to the 64bit computer.





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