raster to other format (multiple) Error

[PariaEttehadi]

Hi,

I want to convert my .dat raster files to Tiff. I want to use "raster to other format (multiple)" since I have lot of files to convert to Tiff rasther than expot as Tiff file one by one. But I get an error when I open it from Arc Toolbox before I select my Input rasters and the error is not shown when I click on error sign So I can see what is the problem is!. 

I use Arcmap 10.6 version.

Would someone help me with this?

[DanPatterson_Retired]

Did you click on the folder icon beside the input line?  You aren't showing the folder you were navigating to.

Raster To Other Format—Conversion toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop 

An error will occur if one of the rasters isn't supported, but I suspect you haven't gotten far enough to select the folder/workspace to make the selection

[PariaEttehadi]

I actually select folder and my files many times and I see the same error. I am getting this error before I do anything.

I have tried selecting my input files and the error is like this. 

[DanPatterson_Retired]

Hmmmm

I don't have arcmap, but it worked in pro.  I converted both ways, so the tool actually works. The 2 source and destination folders were on the C:\ drive... local and real, not a usb drive or other type.  Is your E drive a local hard drive?

[PariaEttehadi]

Yes. It is local hard drive. I also try changing my current workspace from environments(somebody says it can help) but it does not help. 

and I can export each files seperately as .Tiff file using "Export" So there is not any problem with my Input files.

The warning shows up as I click on "Raster to other fromat" before I select my input images or other options.

[DanPatterson_Retired]

I used a shorter paths... that is the only difference I can see offhand. 

[Anonymous User]

Hi Paria,

If the error is occurring even before we enter data, that might point to an issue with the installation and not with the data. Can we try a repair install?

1. Open the Control Panel > Programs and Features
2. Right-click on ArcGIS Pro and select "Uninstall/Change"
3. Select "Repair" and run the installation

Best,

Lauren 

[PariaEttehadi]

Hi lauren,

I actually tried uninstalling and installing again two times but the error continues to showup. 

But I will try it again for being sure.

Thanks

[Anonymous User]

Hi Paria,

We can try a targeted python reset. It generally takes less time than the full uninstall/reinstall:

• Navigate to the C:/Python27 folder
• Rename the folder Python27_old
• Run a Repair Install. This will generate a new python27 folder that I'm hoping might fix the error.

Best,

Lauren