I done that (by email), but no one replied yet...
:(
I would like to find a nesgroup like this one for asus, but without luck.
thank you
"Jeffrey McGrew" wrote in message
news:40a9563b$1_1@newsprd01...
>
> I don't think it's the license file, for if Revit can't get the proper
> license it simply defaults to demo mode rather than choking completely.
>
> Also, with Windows XP, 90% of the time it's a driver issue when you get a
> bluescreen. Is there any way in your driver settings with the built-in
> touchpad in your laptop to ignore Revit? I know that some people have
> issues with Logitech mice and Revit (nothing as severe as a bluescreen-
> just annoying behavior) and that they have to 'exclude' Revit from
> logitech's mouse driver 'features'. Maybe your touchpad has got some
> special 'feature' that was so poorly written that it's triggering the
> bluescreen. I'd talk with your laptop maker and complain loudly about
> this, for if it is the touchpad driver causing the issue then that's
> totally a product of bad drivers on their part.
>
> --
> Jeffrey McGrew
> Application Specialist BSD
> AEC Technologies, a division of ID8 Media Inc.
> (415) 593-6000 x 129
> (415) 593-3333 Fax
> (415) 505-4689 Cell
> www.aectech.com
> www.id8media.com
> Damo - BDP wrote:
>
>> I'm no expert on this point, but could it be a corrupted or moved licence
>> file, following your re-formatting? I heard of something similar on
>> another
>> piece of software. I'm sure somebody else here can either eliminate this
>> suggestion or offer further advice.
>>
>> Damian
>>
>> "A.Seven" wrote in message news:40a66db7$1_2@newsprd01...
>>
>>>thanks for your reply.
>>>
>>>do you know how can I track the error down? I have in the meantime
>>
>> formatted
>>
>>>my pc, has the revit crashes messed up some system files, and after new
>>>resinstallation, it kept on crashing.
>>>
>>>However, I can be a liitle more specific, as I could run revit the first
>>>run, but when trying to do something with it it immeadtly bluescreened.
>>
>> Now
>>
>>>it bluescreens right after the Revit splash window appears.
>>>
>>>I sent the error report to MS, and it returned a probable cause, related
>>
>> to
>>
>>>my Synaptics touchpad, recommending driver update. I have done so,
>>>without
>>>luck.
>>>
>>>help?
>>>
>>>
>>>----- Original Message -----
>>>From: "Jeffrey McGrew"
>>>Newsgroups: autodesk.revit
>>>Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 4:46 PM
>>>Subject: Re: BSOD on running revit!!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>A.Seven wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I downloaded Autodesk Revit to trial on my PC and it simply crashes
>>>
>>>it!!!
>>>
>>>>>I get a BSOD on opening the program, what can I do to see what is
>>>
>>>causing
>>>
>>>>>this? I'm using a laptop computer, an asus m3n, on winXP home edition.
>>>
>>>Also,
>>>
>>>>>Revit 5.0 ran just fine here!
>>>>
>>>>I've heard that Revit doesn't work as well on XP Home as it does on XP
>>>>Pro. However I've never heard of it bluescreening anything. Typically
>>>>bluescreens are because of driver conflicts, not software packages,
>>>>and as such I'd try updating your video drivers to the latest
>>>>available, updating DirectX too, and then try running Revit again.
>>>>I've heard 6 makes more use of Open GL than 5, and if your laptop has
>>>>a hard time with Open GL, that might be the cause of your bluescreens.
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>Jeffrey McGrew
>>>>Application Specialist BSD
>>>>AEC Technologies, a division of ID8 Media Inc.
>>>>(415) 593-6000 x 129
>>>>(415) 593-3333 Fax
>>>>(415) 505-4689 Cell
>>>>www.aectech.com
>>>>www.id8media.com
>>>
>>>
>>