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Line 72: =Troubleshooting Steps= === Simulation DOS Window Flashes and Disappears === When a batch file ~~has~~is ~~been~~double clicked and athe ~~DOS~~simulation DOW window flashes up and disappears the problem might be in the filepath of the TUFLOW executable or incorrect syntax: <ol> <li>Check the location of the TUFLOW executable. Right click on the .exe from the batch file and ensure that the executable can be found ~~and open~~. <li>Double click the executable, this performs a licence check and DOS window appears. If it doesn't, move the executable to a location where it is permitted to run. Some locations on C drive might be restricted for some users preventing to execute the simulation. ~~<li>Check the location of the TCF. Right click on the TCF from the batch file and ensure that the file can be found and open.~~ <li>~~Batch~~TUFLOW ~~files~~doesn't dorun ~~not~~from ~~currently~~a batch file if the filepaths are specified ~~support~~as UNC paths. The folder with both, the executable ~~has~~and tothe model, must be opened with a mapped drive. Type "net use <drive>: \\server_name\share_name" in the command line to map ~~desired~~the ~~drive~~drives.▼ <li>If using environment variable 'set exe', confirm there are no spaces surrounding the equals sign (e.g. set exe="..\..\..\..\exe\2020-10-AD\TUFLOW_iSP_w64.exe"). ~~<li>Check where the model and executable are located. We recommend to '''not''' use the C drive or an external hard drive.~~ <li>Write 'pause' at the end of the script., ~~Re-run~~rerun the batch file and the DOS window ~~remains,~~should ~~giving~~remain ~~some~~open giving more information. In the below example, the file path to the TUFLOW exe is incorrect:<br>▼ ▲<li>Batch files do not currently support UNC paths. The folder with the executable has to be opened with a mapped drive. Type "net use <drive>: \\server_name\share_name" in the command line to map desired drive. ▲<li>Write 'pause' at the end of the script. Re-run the batch file and the DOS window remains, giving some more information. In the below example, the file path to the TUFLOW exe is incorrect:<br> <br> [[File:Animation Troubleshooting CommonErrors 05a.gif]]<br>

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