If a known-good CUIx file is available, use the CUI editor to transfer in the missing user interface content. Customize the user interface to add missing tabs, panels, or other controls (see To Customize a Ribbon Tab).Type WSSETTINGS on the command line and select a new workspace in the My Workspace drop-down menu.Select a different workspace on the Quick Access toolbar.On the status bar, click Workspace Switching (gear icon) and select the workspace.Try changing the workspace using one of these methods: Each will show different ribbon configurations.ĭifferent workspaces may have different tab configurations. This is particular important in AutoCAD toolset products, as they each have their own profiles and often include an AutoCAD or Vanilla profile, too.One profile may not have the ribbon tab or panel that is needed whereas another profile will.This can be accomplished throughĭefault profiles can have different ribbon configurations and may add or remove commands and functions. Note: Though most subscriptions to AutoCAD include the AutoCAD toolsets, each toolset needs to be installed separately. If the About window indicates one of the Toolsets, the ribbon element may not be a standard element for this product.If the About window indicates only AutoCAD, but one of the AutoCAD toolsets (Electrical, MEP, Architecture, etc.) was expected, then it may be that only AutoCAD was installed.AutoCAD and AutoCAD Toolsets install with different ribbon layouts.
This will display the specific product that is being used. In this scenario, click the button/menu at the right of all the ribbon tabs to change the ribbon display.Ĭheck to make sure which AutoCAD product is being usedĪt the AutoCAD Command line, run the command ABOUT. This is likely if all the tabs are missing. The ribbon itself may be collapsed to show only tabs. Right-click anywhere on the ribbon and use the Show Tabs and Show Panels menus to turn on the desired tabs or panels. Solution: Turn on the missing tabs and panels
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