Hello Diana Llorente Garijo

All installs of Studio  are independent of each other- by this I mean each version is a standalone install and not an 'upgrade' of the previous version.

Therefore, could you post a screen shot of what you are actually seeing in Studio when you browse to the project folder(s) and attempt to open them please, so we can visualise what is happening.

You can post screen shots simply by going to advanced editing options at the bottom of the screen and then

Hi Diana Llorente Garijo

Uninstalling an older version can sometimes affect the performance of an existing newer version of a program.

You should be able to reset anything that could have been affected by uninstalling 2014, if you run a Windows Repair on Studio.

Hi Steven, Than you, It's not as bad as I thought because I see that it works at the end.

I'm seeing this (below) when I try to open a package, rather than the normal icon for packages, but I still can open the file. It was just taking longer initially, so I thought that it wasn't working.

If I go to the file and try to open it from there, it asks me what program I want to use. This isn't a problem, as I can open it from Studio, rather than just clicking on the file. I guess that something has happened, but maybe not so important.

Is there anything I can do easily to solve it? Otherwise, I seen to be able to work with this anyway.

Thank you,

DIana

Hi Diana Llorente Garijo

Let's hope it works, I believe it will.

In the meantime, the screenshot you posted (well done) shows that the icon for the package is a blank white one. This means it isn't associated to any program.

If the Windows Repair of Studio doesn't work, then try the following:

The 'Open with' setting in Windows can be reapplied to the correct program, in this case SDL Trados Studio 2017, quite easily via Windows Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Choose default applications by file type. (If you don't know how to find the Windows Settings, type 'Settings' in the 'Type here to search' line by your Windows button bottom left of your screen and the Windows Settings will appear at the top of the pop up list.)

I'm pretty sure one of these methods will resolve your problem. Let us know either way so that, if it works, others can search on the Community and find this solution. If it doesn't, let us know so one of us can help you further.

All the best,

Alison :)

Hi Diana,

You're very welcome! I'm so glad to have been of help [:D]

All the best,

Ali :)