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May 8, 2021 at 3:43 pmhnorthrupSubscriber
I was running a two-way FSI in the System Coupling GUI and the computer restarted, nothing simulation related. I can't get the simulation to connect again though. When I open System Coupling I choose the same directory as I had when I originally started it and I get the error "Failed to Connect to System Coupling. Press Continue to try again or Quit to exit the application. I try choosing the directory that has the restart file, and System Coupling connects but without any of the participants or set up. Below is the files/folder of the original directory.
May 10, 2021 at 12:45 pmStephen OrlandoAnsys EmployeeDelete the sycSolve.lock and any .lck or .lock files in the subdirectories and you should be good to go. These files remain since the run wasn't stopped normally.
Steve
May 10, 2021 at 2:22 pmhnorthrupSubscriberThanks so much!
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