Can not open any Rhino file or even the Rhino program

Rhino Rhino for Windows
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Hi!

I was about to open my Rhino chair file to make some small modifications, and print the technical drawings - when I run in to this (attached).
Can’t open the Rhino file, and not any other Rhino files either. Not even the whole program. I get this funny window which I can’t even close (have to close the whole computer and open it again).

  • What might be the issue?

Thank’s!

Ps. literally the translation (from Finnish to English) would be something like: unfinished exception with the application. Choose ‘Continue’ and the app tries to pass the problem and continue operating (but it didn’t work).

JohnnyLonka_Rhino-Error

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Which version of Rhino are you on?
For starters, I would try to repair the installation of Rhino and see if that helps. Go to the Windows Control Panel > Programs, select Rhino and click Repair.

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I seems to get all kinds of warnings from ‘serious issues’ (screenshots in Finnish language attached).
So it didn’t work out.

Thank’s for the tip!

Johnny

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If it were me, I’d run this Microsoft .NET repair tool:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30135

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Didn’t help, but thank You John anyway!

Johnny

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If it were me, I’d first make sure my Windows was fully up to date with fixes from Microsoft, and restart Windows.

If the problem persists, look in Windows’ Check for Updates - View update history for failed updates.

After that, uninstalling and reinstalling Rhino.

Does Rhino start in Safe Mode?

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Hey, it worked!
I checked all the updates for Windows and Rhino / T-Splines works perfectly.

The thing is, I have Windows installed in my Mac which I use 80% of the time (graphic designer). Only now I’ve been taking my first few serious steps with Rhino - when learning something else than just the T-Splines (in Rhino) :wink:

So I’m not so aware of all the updates, etc.

In Mac it’s a good and bad thing: good thing is, you don’t have to take care of the updates. And the bad thing is the result: don’t know much about the updates, which I’m never aware of (in Mac) :wink:

Great thank’s again, John!

Johnny