Update failed for the solve physics component in study….. + Mesh region does not exist

- June 4, 2019 at 1:14 pm
  
  marco.westerkowsky
  Subscriber
  
  Hello,
  
  since a couple of days I witness same problem over different AIM releases (19.2 & 2019R1). I open an already solved simulation. Don´t change any settings. Just a small value to get a "out of date" and to rerun the solving and I get the errors shown in the pictures. Did a lot of different variations. Always the same. Even when i build up a new simulation. We did a training and did everything in the same way. For the others it worked and I get those errors. It´s quite urgent so I´d appreciate a quick help. We will probably try a fresh installation tomorrow. But some advice would be helpful. Thanks a lot!
- June 4, 2019 at 9:49 pm
  
  Brian Bueno
  Ansys Employee
  
  Marco
  
  If other colleagues can run the same files without any errors, then this is likely caused by something in your options or the installation. I would recommend clearing the user settings from the File menu > Tools > Options > Restore Defaults.
  
  If that doesn't work, then uninstalling may fix the problem. Please let me know if this problem continues after reinstalling.
- June 5, 2019 at 11:39 am
  
  marco.westerkowsky
  Subscriber
  
  Hello Brian, thanks for your reply.
  
  reinstalling fixed the issue.

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