How to overcome the following error?: The /MENU command is either not available for this version of ANSYS or the appropriate product was not selected for this session.

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How to overcome the following error?: The /MENU command is either not available for this version of ANSYS or the appropriate product was not selected for this session.

How to overcome the following error?: The /MENU command is either not available for this version of ANSYS or the appropriate product was not selected for this session.

Tagged: 19, General, mechanical, static, structural-and-thermal, structural-mechanics

- April 13, 2023 at 7:32 am
  
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  There are two options: 1. Follow the steps described in the attachment. Things like Windows updates, system crashes, hard shutdowns, etc., can impact your settings, so cleaning them out on occasion is a good thing. ? 2. If this does not help then uninstalling and reinstalling is the option.
  
  Attachments:
  1. 2055331.pdf

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