Hey, I'm creating new post cuz it seems like I have very odd problem.
I installed educational, stand-alone verion of Revit 2014 on my new laptop. It's Lenovo y510p with
i7-4700mq
Geforce GT755M
8GB RAM DDR 3
Windows 8.1 x64
Directx 11
THE PROBLEM:
Instalation seems to work ok, In the end Installer claims that it had succesfully instaled Revit. Unfortunatelly after installation when i try to start a program, the loading window appears for couple of seconds and then immediatelly shows up an "error report" window. (already sent like 5 reports)
Things I tried already:
1. Running as administrator.
2. Disabling firewalls (I have ony a microsoft's one)
3. Formating my PC
4. Deleting all Mircrosoft C++ Ret... (by uinstall window in control pannel) and let installer install them again
5. Deleting all possible autodesk files (as described here: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=2887771&linkID=9240617 )
6. Graphic cards drivers are updated, same goes for intel
7. Tried installing only Architecture are well as all possible branches
8. Tried different ways of download- Install now, DOwnload Now, Broswer Install.
Please help me. Can't find or think off any more solutions to it.
I've downloaded and installed 3ds max 2014 educational version as well and it works fine!
Hmm it seems like a good way, but can't check it as solution, unfortunatelly 😞 My laptop for default is using "High efficient" Nvidia grapchic card and revit doesn't work with that. But when I select an integrated Intel GPU it starts up. Obviously it's not a great solution for me. Integrated GPU won't handle tasks I will put on him.
Hey, for me right now worked this thing... Apparently Revit has some problems with one of the drivers. I didn't install the latest graphic drivers as well as chipset. I'm using slightly older ones. Revit seems to work fine now. It's not the best solution but it's good enough for me. Hope i helped.
Would you mind posting the version numbers of the drivers that worked and the ones that didn't? "slightly older" is relative... thanks. Also, how is the performance on that laptop now that you've got it running? Have you tried any large models? I'm looking into laptops for Revit.
i had the exact same problem. i couldn't open any existing files i had created or even create new files.
so i was doing some research and a user (jcb77) posted this "I just found the answer. I went into the options, on the Graphics tab and deselected the "Use Hardware Acceleration (Direct3D)" button. Now it works just fine.
Problem solved."
this totally worked for me. hope this works for you.