When opening notebooks, sometimes, in the messages window I get:
During evaluation of In[1]:=
... Import: File not found during Import
and also get a second window that only contains $Failed
There is nothing wrong with the notebook being opened. I reduced it using a text editor all the way down to:
Notebook[{Cell[CellGroupData[{}, Open ]]}]
and I still get the error. I also deleted my Front End init.m with no effect on this. In Mathematica 11, we can do a stack trace on generated errors. By doing so, I got this trace:
Message[Import::nffil,Import]
Message[Import::nffil,Import];Throw[$Failed];
ToBoxes[Import[ToFileName[-directlaunch]]]
TimeConstrained[ToBoxes[Import[ToFileName[-directlaunch]]],6.]
TimeConstrained[TimeConstrained[ToBoxes[Import[ToFileName[-directlaunch]]],6.],9.]
So my questions are:
- What are steps happen when opening a notebook?
- Is a command like
TimeConstrained[TimeConstrained[ToBoxes[Import[ToFileName[-directlaunch]]],6.],9.]one of these steps? - What is it trying to import?
This can probably be solved by resetting all configuration files and deleting all the cache files, but I would like to understand why is this happening.
I am using Mathematica 11.0.1.0 under Windows 7
Answer
This is a Windows 7 specific issue, likely unrelated to your specific configuration. To fix it, right click on a .nb file, go to "Properties" and ensure "Opens with" is set to the latest version of Mathematica installed on your computer.
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