problem with explode command

hi everybody

my problem is when i call explode command autocad say unknown command " explode " when i reinstall windows the command work good but 2 days and problem happen again this problem in 5 computer in my network

I would dis-able registry clean up of each work station.

As you say a reinstall or a repair corrects this problem.

I would look at the anti-spyware software, some of them do not like the regestry keys autocad places in the regestry when installed.

Removing these keys cause a bunch of command and toolbar problems.

When it stops working, try this:

(command "_.explode")

Just to rule out the idea that something is undefining the explode command.

thank's for help but re installing windows dosn't correct th problem

i want to know why this problem happen and how to make rhe command work

thank's for help but re installing windows dosn't correct th problem

i want to know why this problem happen and how to make rhe command work

Did you try what I suggested in my above post?

Did you try what I suggested in my above post?

i try what you suggest and that was cool thank's very much

the command work but i want explode command by default x

i try what you suggest and that was cool thank's very much

the command work but i want explode command by default x

It wasn't a solution; I was troubleshooting.

Seems like something is undefining the Explode command.

Have a look:

Command: x EXPLODE
Select objects:

None found.
Command: undefine
Enter command name: explode

Command: x Unknown command "EXPLODE".  Press F1 for help.

Command: redefine
Enter command name: explode

Command: x EXPLODE
Select objects:
None found.

It wasn't a solution; I was troubleshooting.

 

Seems like something is undefining the Explode command.

Perhaps not something, but someONE. Do you use the explode command often? Do other people in your office complain that stuff is exploded? Do other people have access to your machine or do you run LISPS from a network drive? Is someone sending you a subtle message to NOT use the explode command?

Glen

alanjt than's for help i Usually use lisp routines in my work is that may case this problem

Something is undefining your command. Look through what gets loaded (acaddoc.lsp, acad.lsp, Startup Suite, etc.) and out what's undefining your commands.

Hell, open Windows search and do a search for .lsp files that include the word "undefine" - sadly, this will do you no good if the file is .fas or .vlx (compiled).

A while back, there was an acad.vlx file (virus) floating around. I don't know what it did, but there was help on getting rid of it. Search for that.