Maxwell3D Error -- Unable to locate COM Engine on 'Local Machine'

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Users are encountering a "Unable to locate COM Engine on 'Local Machine'" error while running Maxwell3D in ANSYS Suite 2020 R1, particularly when attempting to solve induction problems. This issue has been previously resolved by some users, but solutions are not readily available in the current discussion. Participants are seeking advice and potential fixes for this error, indicating a shared frustration with the lack of clear guidance from ANSYS. The problem persists despite previous successful attempts at similar tasks. Continued inquiries suggest that this error remains a common hurdle for users of the software.
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Getting an error in ANSYS I haven't seen before and do not know why?
I am attempting to solve a rather simple induction problem in Maxwell3D that I have solved before. But this time when I run it I am getting this error and can not seem to find a solution in ANSYS? I am running ANSYS Suite 2020 R1
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Thank you in advance if anyone has a possible.
 
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TiGuru22 said:
Summary:: Getting an error in ANSYS I haven't seen before and do not know why?

I am attempting to solve a rather simple induction problem in Maxwell3D that I have solved before. But this time when I run it I am getting this error and can not seem to find a solution in ANSYS? I am running ANSYS Suite 2020 R1
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Thank you in advance if anyone has a possible.
Did you ever get this figured out? I've had the same problem and don't know why.
 
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