Warning - profile is not correct

[Dave Ball]

I just setup a new Dell T7400 workstation with XP x64 and MC X@ MR2 sp1. When I try to backplot I get the message "Warning - profile is not correct". for every operation. They will backplot and the posted code is fine also. These same files will backplot fine on my old x32 system. What's going on?

[Kannon]

check here

 

maybe Matts answer?

[Dave Ball]

Nope thats not it, the tools have no red X and it happens on every operation regardless of tool type or cutter comp. BTW I was checkin out your avatar, do ya have a thing for wolves? If so check out my neighbors wolves

[Kannon]

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do ya have a thing for wolves?

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yes I do.. I like the site, thanks for sharing.

 

I did a search on your question and see it has popped up a couple times with no definate answer for the cure.

[Dave Ball]

I searched too and there doesn't seem to be a definitive answer. My problem is on every operation of every part so I can't be clicking ok hundreds of times just to backplot. Thanks for your help though.

[ToolMan184]

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I just setup a new Dell T7400 workstation with XP x64 and MC X@ MR2 sp1.

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That is the same set-up I have but I have no issues. Could it be the video card drivers?

[Dave Ball]

Toolman, I have the newest drivers for the Quadro 3700 from the nVidia site so I don't think that was it. I uninstalled MC, removed the mcamx folder and cleaned the registry then reinstaled MC and so far all is good. I believe it was due to something I copied over from my old system. In the past when setting up a new system I would just copy the entire mcamx folder and I didn't do that after the second install. So x32 to x32 was ok to overwrite entire mcamx but not x32 to x64, live and learn.

[Jon H @ In-House Solutions]

FYI,

 

I just ran into this problem with a customer. He was running X5 Mu1 and was getting the profile is not correct error. On top of that, it was affecting some toolpaths by only putting out straight line segments and not following the contour. We installed an outstanding windows update on his computer and the issues went away. I don't remember what the windows update was exactly but I believe it was the update for windows 7 x64 systems.

[scooch8292]

I just today started experiencing this "Warning-profile is not correct" issue. I am running X6 MU2 on my windows7 x64 system. Nothing has changed since yesterday. Anyone have any ideas what is going on here?

[scooch8292]

FYI, After talking with support and our IT guys, we came to find out that my .config file was corrupted. Luckily I had saved a copy of this file just in case we had to do a re-install. Replaced the corrupt one with that one and all is better.