Verify that "Target" and "Start In" file paths point to existing target files. Note: As an alternative to choosing "Open file location" when checking a shortcut and to fix it, you may right-click and choose "Properties" and then look at the Shortcut tab.
If it does not point to a valid file, delete the shortcut (or try to repair it, as noted below).Right-click the Add-A-Plotter Wizard and/or the Add-A-Plot Style Table Wizard shortcut and choose "Open file location" to see if it points to a valid file.At the command line in AutoCAD, enter PLOTTERMANAGER and/or STYLESMANAGER.Check the Add-A-Plotter Wizard and/or the Add-A-Plot Style Table Wizard shortcuts:.In particular, look under "Printer Support File Path" and verify the paths under "Printer Configuration Search Path" and "Plot Style Table Search Path" Check the contents of the search paths settings to make sure they point to existing locations in your current product.In the Options dialog window, click on the Files tab.At the command line in AutoCAD, enter OPTIONS.To check a shortcut, right-click it and choose "Open file location" to see if it can find an existing file or folder. However, the warning when opening a drawing is benign and can be ignored.
Delete all invalid shortcuts that are alongside your drawing files or repair them by restoring the file or folder that they point to (see note below).
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