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Right-click the folder > Properties > General > Advanced.Turn off file indexing on the folder where DWG files are stored Click Disable offline files and then click OK.Search for Control Panel > Sync Center > Manage offline files.

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Delete all temporary files (see How to delete temporary files in Windows).

Prevent the computer from going to sleep.

Uninstall A360 Desktop (formerly named Autodesk 360).

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Upgrade to a newer version of AutoCAD (or install the latest version in trial mode to test).

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Install the latest updates for AutoCAD (see Install Updates, Add-ons, and Enhancements).This turns off loading of registered applications for custom objects.įor further troubleshooting, do one or more of the following: Type DEMANDLOAD on the command line in AutoCAD and set it to 0 (zero).This stops appended saves, making sure the full file is saved each time. Type ISAVEPERCENT on the command line in AutoCAD and set it to 0 (zero).Alternatively, type ISAVEBAK on the command line in AutoCAD and set it to 0 (zero).Define the default location for BAK files to a local path.Reset the user-specific settings and launch using a default user profile.Attempt saving a second time after waiting a few seconds or attempt SAVEAS and overwrite the original drawing.Use SAVEAS to save the file under a new name and then, within the operating system, rename/replace the original drawing.Solution: There are several troubleshooting suggestions, but a few quick workarounds can be: Cloud storage solutions (DropBox, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) synchronizing the folder where the drawings are stored on the local machine.

Offline Files syncing issues between the client system and the server.

"Misbehaving" network drivers on the client or on the server.

Virus protection on the client or server.

Network saturation/Excess server workload.

Synchronizing time between server and workstation.

Network performance issues can also be related to a conflict within the network such as:

Insufficient Windows profile permissions.

Novell server: The file cache settings in the Novell Client might be enabled and may need to be turned off.

Mirrored file servers: Multiple server systems present the same files and different locations.

With a DFS, files distributed across multiple servers can appear to users as if they reside in one place on the network.

Distributed File System (DFS): A DFS allows system administrators to make it easier for users to access and manage files that are physically distributed across a network.

Server environment network attached storage (NAS) device storage area network (SAN) device.

Note: When AutoCAD saves a drawing, it writes the drawing to a TMP file, deletes any current backup file (BAK), renames the DWG to BAK so that BAK file is newest version, and finally it renames the TMP to DWG.