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hi, someone have seen:
error #2005
WIN_IO: WriteFile failed. (112).?
how can i resolve it?
thanks.
Hello,
i've never seen.
Please contact your local Altari hotline service.
Regards,
Mario
If you are receiving this error from Optistuct, there is not enough available space to run the optimization. The .op2 files that are generated from the optimization take up a large space, especially if you are optimizing a solid mesh. Clean out the directory of any unneeded files, empty the recycle bin on your desktop, and retry.
I ran into this error and checked my available space. I deleted almost 20gb of old optimization runs from a study that I conducted. I was able to rerun the desired optimization smoothly
Best,
C
Yes, this is due to lack of disk space.
Check your .out file for estimated diskspace requirement and diskspace available.
how to solve this problem
you need to check if your system have enough diskspace to run your model.
Each model needs a couple RAM memory and harddisk space for running. These are previewed when you perform a check run.
Check if your C or D drive have enough space for your problem.
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