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Unable to open client packages after installing Studio 2015 SR2

Sally Axon

Hi there, I have the same issue as Gabriele (below): I have just installed Studio 2015 SR2, and am now unable to open any client packages - either new ones or previously translated ones. Please can anyone help? The complete error message is:


Error processing command line arguments: Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified culture (or the neutral culture) on disk.
baseName: Sdl.TranslationStudio.Packaging.Convertors.WorldServer.plugin locationInfo: <null> fileName: Sdl.TranslationStudio.Packaging.Convertors.WorldServer.plugin.resources

USAGE: SDLTradosStudio.exe [/help|/?] /arg1 val1 /arg2 val2

Task: NoAutoUpdate
Description: Starts the application without automatically checking for updates.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /noautoupdate
Arguments:
/noautoupdate Starts the application without automatically checking for updates.

Task: Open Retrofit
Description: Opens a retrofit file in the Alignment View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openRetrofit <retrofit>
Arguments:
/openRetrofit The full file path to the retrofit file you want to open.

Task: Open Alignment
Description: Opens an alignment in the Alignment View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openAlignment <alignment>
Arguments:
/openAlignment The full file path to the alignment you want to open.

Task: Create Project
Description: Starts the Create Project wizard.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /createProject [/files <file1> [<file2> <folder1> ...]] [/name <name>] [/template <template>] [/referenceProject <referenceProject>]
Arguments:
/createProject Starts the Create Project wizard.
/files The full file path of one or more documents or folders to add to the Create Project wizard.
/name The name of the Project
/template An existing template name or file path to use.
/referenceProject An existing reference project file path to use.

Task: Open Document
Description: Opens a document or a number of documents in the Editor View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openDocument <document1> [<document2> ...]
Arguments:
/openDocument The full file path of one or more documents to open.

Task: Open File Based TM
Description: Opens a file based TM or a number of file based TMs in the TM View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openFileTm <file tm1> [<file tm2> ...]
Arguments:
/openFileTm The full file path of one or more TMs to open.

Task: Open Package
Description: Opens a package in the Package View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openPackage <package>
Arguments:
/openPackage The full file path of the package to open.

Task: Open Project
Description: Opens a project in the Projects View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openProject <project>
Arguments:
/openProject The full file path of a Project to open.

Task: Open Server Project
Description: Opens a server project in the Projects View.
Usage: SDLTradosStudio.exe /openServerProject <project URI>
Arguments:
/openServerProject The URI of a Server Project to open.
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  • 0 in reply to Sally Axon
    Just came across this thread because I had exactly the same issue today. I updated to SR2 about a week ago and today a client sent me a package which resulted in the same error messages as described above. After some testing, I found that I couldn't open any of my existing packages (which I had previously successfully set up) either any more. At this point I was fairly sure that SR2 was to blame, so I rolled back to SR1 (deinstalled Studio SR2 and re-installed SR1 from the archive on the SDL site). This immediately resolved the problem.

    I haven't tried the fix described above yet, because I'm staying away from SR2 for now. Just thought you might be interested to hear that the "corrupted update installation" is not an isolated instance.
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