When I attempt to attach geometry from Autodesk Inventor, the following error occurs: "Failed to write to an IPC Port: The pipe is being closed".

When I attempt to attach geometry from Autodesk Inventor, the following error occurs: “Failed to write to an IPC Port: The pipe is being closed”.

- June 6, 2022 at 9:58 am
  
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  Participant
  
  Autodesk Inventor is blocking the Ansys plugin. Open Inventor, go to “Tools > Add-Ins”. Scroll down to “Workbench”. Remove the check mark “Block” in order to grant the Ansys Workbench plugin access to Inventor.

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