I help with CAD technical support for multiple offices, and have had reports from it happening to several others in many different offices. Pendean, it still happens to me sometimes in 2022, too. So, at least in my case, closing autocad from that start screen doesn't affect the AWOL QAT buttons at all. (and so, likewise, I never open autocad to just the start screen, always to a "drawing 1".) I have mine set up to always have a "drawing 1" open, so when I close that last drawing autocad closes immediately. However, I can tell you that I never close autocad from the start screen. If I had alot more buttons that would be alot worse. But with it just typically being 3-5 buttons that go missing on mine it's only 15-30 seconds to restore them. I'll probably give that cuix thing you outlined a try. It appears to just be one of the steps in the process to replicate the issue. So far I've been trying to NOT close CAD from the start screen when no drawings are open and that subconscious practice has helped me avoid whatever steps are actually causing the QAT to revert to default on the next startup of CAD, but I've confirmed that doing that alone does not replicate the issue.(Closing all drawings, then closing CAD with only the start screen tab open). It appears to just be one of the steps in the process to replicate the wrote: If the QAT disappears again, copy the and rename it back to acad.cuix, replacing the acad.cuix that is in the folder. While the QAT is working properly, in your Users/(username)/AppData/Roaming/Autodesk/(your AutoCAD platform)/R22.0/enu/Support folder, make a copy of your acad.cuix in the same folder and call it .Ģ. I've found a workaround solution to restore the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) back a little faster than adding all the custom buttons again, if you're finding that this happens often -ġ. It will be fine for months and then one day, just up and deletes QAT buttons.
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I still haven't been able to replicate it consistently in order to pinpoint the full root cause. I can confirm that the same behaviour happens in AutoCAD 2018 as well (I know this is in the ACA forum but it is happening on other platforms as well). Fortunately, in my case, it's simply an annoyance, not a big hassle. Just one of the many Autocad mysteries I guess. Despite absolutely no changes to any underlying menu settings / cui settings / etc.(as I'd be the only one making any menu/cui changes) Yet, the QAT buttons I've added disappeared as I mentioned previously. I *never* use the workspace "auto-save" function and actually haven't had the need to change up my workspace settings whatsoever in a long, long time. I've tested this and proven it to be accurate. I mentioned this a long time ago in this thread saving to your workspace doesn't necessarily affect the QAT. All these are lessons learned from years of using this program, hope it helps. It helps to actively replace all externally saved ARG files with custom ones too. I personally manually save my active workspace (WSSAVE) instead of relying on the workspace-autosave function: I also am careful to implement my core menu changes in all workspaces and in all profiles I use in ACA. They didn't revert to what I'd had prior to the initial disappearance 4 days prior (the order on the QAT was incorrect), but instead stayed in the order I'd added them the previous wrote:Īll menu items are stored in the CUIx files you have loaded and their state is controlled by your saved workspace state. On the fifth day, magically, they stayed in there. They next day at startup they were gone again. All of a sudden, with no changes on our end, all 5 commands I have long had in my QAT disappeared. Although it happens very infrequently for me, it happened two weeks ago. So that was a fix for me, but I'm still not sure what caused it. bak file and it corrected the quick access toolbar back to what I had customized. I tried setting WSAUTOSAVE to 0 and 1, and closing all drawings before closing the program as some forum posts suggest but that didn't recreate it.
I haven't been able to track the actual trigger yet. I'm just noting my solution and what didn't work in case others have it.
My quick access toolbar reverted back to the AutoCAD default.
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