Hi all, I'm running an HP Z420 workstation with Win10. For my occassional use nowadays I still have Inv 13; this obviously won't run on Win10 so my IT guru setup VirtualBox with Win7. Inventor is all loaded up here and appears initially to be fine, BUT,
1. when I open any model I cannot see it
2. the view cube is not visible
3. when I create a new sketch I cannot see it until I've completed the 'move' and cannot dimension it.
Is this all down to not enough graphics power allocated or something? I'm no wizz-kid on that side, and typically the IT guy doesn't know Inventor. Can anyone tell me how to maybe set Virtual Box properly or whatever else I need to correct please?
I've read so far online that Virtual Box may not be compatible with 3D acceleration... maybe you'll need a different type of VM, but anyhow, here are a couple of links for you to show your IT team:
https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=101276
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?s=f432d5e7c6bc9cda2d3c89a2189fd20b&p=6343141...
Things I'd try: Tools > App. Options > Hardware > select conservative and software graphics options. Right-click the Inventor shortcut on desktop and go to Properties > Compatibility, and checkmark Compatibility Mode. Also update Inventor if you can find the latest updates from a support ticket or through your reseller. Finally, see if your NVIDIA graphics dashboard can configure Inventor to run as compatible as possible.
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