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Double-click the .reg file and follow all Windows prompts to import.Unzip the downloaded file to locate the.

Download the corresponding file from the Attachments section:.

They were found to be valid for XP and Vista also.

Using the attached registry files - These files were created from a clean Windows 7 test machine.

Restart the computer and launch Multisim, it should now work.

Note: for this step you may need Administrator rights, you may also open the Windows Registry Editor and select File»Import.

reg file and follow all Windows prompts to import Copy the exported file to the corrupted computer.Right-click the key directory and select Export.Navigate to the corresponding registry key as noted above depending on the Windows system that you have (32-bit or 64-bit).In a second computer that is working fine open the Windows Registry Editor.Save the copy in case you need to restore the registry. Before attempting these steps, make a backup copy of your existing registry by launching the Registry Editor, highlight the top-level Computer entry and select File✾xport. Only follow these instructions if you are comfortable making these changes, otherwise enlist the help of your system administrator or call NI Applications Engineers. WARNING: Inappropriate changes to the Windows Registry can disable your operating system. The only way to fix this issue is to rewrite the corrupted registries through one of the following ways: In Windows 64-bit systems, the keys are located in: In Windows 32-bit systems, the keys are located in: The end result is that Multisim is unable to find the Jet Engine since the registry keys point to somewhere else. We are aware of 3 rd party software that modifies the Microsoft Jet Engine registries upon installation, and in most cases after uninstalling that software. The next common reason for Multisim to be unable to load the databases is due to a corrupted registry entry. If you still cannot load the databases, read the next section to fix the registry. Open Multisim again, the databases and the user interface should be back to defaults.* Replace with your Windows account user name, and with the Multisim version you are running, e.g. Delete all files in the following folder:Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\National Instruments\Circuit Design Suite\\config.This will reset all your user preferences to the defaults. You can attempt to force Multisim to create new User Configuration files. This KB will explain how to solve the user configuration file case first, followed by the registry key problem. SolutionThere can be multiple reasons to get this error message in Multisim, however the two main reasons are either you have a corrupted User Configuration file, or you have a corrupted Jet Engine registry key in the Windows Registry.