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ArcGIS Desktop 10.6.1- BUG Causes Crash

Lake_Worth_BeachAdmin

I have a file geodatabase with a point ferature class. One of the fields in the FC is a raster type.

when adding a .png file to the raster field and clicking save edits ArcMap crashes (100% of the time)

is this a bug or a an issue with my setup

Win10 64bit -OS

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mstranovsky

My Arcmap 10.6.1 crashes whenever I use the "Select Features" tool and select more than 5 features.

George_Thompson

Hi Joe Head and Michael Stranovsky I would recommend opening a support case with technical support to have an analyst look into these issues for you in detail. This may be the fastest and best course of action.

MattBell1

My ArcGIS Desktop application also crashes when I select more than 5 features. This is such a basic and ubiquitous function that I'm sure ESRI has recieved 100's of reports by now. This issue really complicates my workflow in Arc and results in me selecting desired features in QGIS and then bringing them into arc once saved.

AndyCain

Hello,

I'm running into what sounds like the same situation where ArcMap 10.6.1 is consistently crashing on me during simple feature selection tasks. For me it hasn't been a 5 feature limit, it happens during any number of different scenarios - both within edit sessions as well as outside of edit sessions.

Has anyone in this thread heard anything from Tech support?

Thanks

Lake_Worth_BeachAdmin

no it seems 10.6.1 is just unstable in this approach, selecting features is not causing my ArcMap to crash though, only the raster field types.

ChristineDartiguenave

The issue with crashing when selecting a few features in ArcMap will be fixed by installing the following patch:

ArcGIS 10.6.1 (Desktop, Engine, Server) Buffering Degenerated Polygon Patch

I am not sure whether it will fix your issue with raster field types however.

Christine Dartiguenave

Esri Water Resources Team

SMauri

Same situation for me...simple interactive features selection.

Open a thread for this: ArcMap crashes when make multiple selections sequentially

Stefano

SanneMik

This was the answer to our problems:-) Thanks!

jthomas

Do you know if this would also fix crashing that occurs in 10.6.1 while cutting/splitting polygons or polylines? This has been occurring to multiple users in our office for both shapefiles and geodb feature classes. It can even occur in a brand new map with only one layer and only one polygon.

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ChristineDartiguenave

Yes I believe it will fix your issue.

Christine

Ahos77

Still crashing here even after the patch. I am not sure if it is selections that is causing it to crash because it seems to be crashing at random. It has happened while conducting selections, opening models/tools from toolbox, saving or just using the search function. It will stay open for a few minutes then crashes. Only solution so far is to save often and re-open.

I have also noticed that sometimes before it crashes the right edge of models, tools or attribute tables loose definition/grey's out and the folder icon's in the catalog tree turn to black squares.

I have installed all patches, still crashing.

Windows 10 64 bit 16 gig's ram

Ryzom 5 2600

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

jthomas

Christine, thanks that did fix the crashing problem I was having. I can now split polygons extensively without problems.

DonnaRiebe

I also have this issue, I am trying to edit a polygon feature class in a file geodatabase with less than 200 polygons and can make it less than 5 minutes before having a system crash and getting kicked out of ArcGIS. Aside for being extremely frustrating for me, we are set to upgrade our large user base in the next week or so to 10.6.1. As part of the technical support team I currently cannot deal with this on MY machine, nor the hundred or so people who will be upgraded. Is there a fix for this, or is it something we need to live with?

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