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2019.1 Recent Files list not updating correctly

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isaac_hedberg
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2019.1 Recent Files list not updating correctly

We have multiple computers running Revit 2019.1, where the recent files list (both home screen and file menu) are not updating the projects after applying the patch.  It worked great on 2019 prior to the .1 patch.  We don't use worksets on our projects, so this is not a central file vs. local file issue. 

 

Any ideas for fixes are appreciated!

Ike

 

Title edited for clarity by @Viveka_CD

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Message 101 of 117
Darin_HDR
in reply to: Viveka_CD

I had fixed this issue but it popped back up with the recent Hotfix update (2019.2.1).

Message 102 of 117
Nurlan-A.
in reply to: Darin_HDR

I have the same problem,

Revit 2019.2.1 

 

Message 103 of 117
Mark_Engwirda
in reply to: Viveka_CD

The best way is to ignore "recent files" completely and open the files directly from where they are stored.
This way you know you are reliably opening  the correct version of your file. 

The "recent files" in Revit has never worked correctly since it's inception so I guess they are not too worried about fixing it.

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Message 104 of 117
Nurlan-A.
in reply to: Mark_Engwirda

Solution Recent-files-list-and-Recent-File-icons-are-updating-in-Revit

In short: open Revit.ini, find & empty Recent File List, save. 

Message 105 of 117
Mark_Engwirda
in reply to: Nurlan-A.

Rather than going to the ini file, Autodesk should find a permanent robust
solution. That would be easier for everybody 😉
Message 106 of 117
RobDraw
in reply to: Mark_Engwirda


@Mark_Engwirda wrote:
Rather than going to the ini file, Autodesk should find a permanent robust
solution. That would be easier for everybody 😉

 

They fixed it...


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 107 of 117
kdorbert
in reply to: RobDraw

Same issue here right now. Revit 2019.2.1

I didn't read through the whole thread, what's the latest solution?

Message 108 of 117
RobDraw
in reply to: kdorbert


@kdorbert wrote:

Same issue here right now. Revit 2019.2.1

I didn't read through the whole thread, what's the latest solution?


 

You don't have to read the entire thread. Just start from the end and go backwards.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 109 of 117
Viveka_CD
in reply to: kdorbert

Hi @kdorbert 

 

If the recommendations/ solutions in this thread does not help with your issue, then please log a case with support

 

A specialist should be in touch with you!

 

Regards,

Message 110 of 117
Nurlan-A.
in reply to: RobDraw

OP or Mods should mark the answer to save time 

Message 111 of 117
isaac_hedberg
in reply to: Nurlan-A.


@Nurlan-A. wrote:

OP or Mods should mark the answer to save time 


As the OP, I just accepted the only solution there has been so far... which is to edit the .ini file.
I've moved on to 2020 and no longer care if they fix 2019.X  Hopefully the issue doesn't persist in the latest version, but if it does we'll start again.

Message 112 of 117
kdorbert
in reply to: isaac_hedberg

Thank you. We're not on 2020 yet, so this will continue to suck, I guess.

 

Message 113 of 117
Anonymous
in reply to: kdorbert

I just submitted a support request on this issue, as I am on the latest greatest build of 2019:

(19.2.10.7  -  20190225_1515(x64)  -  2019.2.1)

and I'm still having the same recent files screen problem, but with wildly random variations.
It just is not acceptable for Autodesk to tell us the solution is to use to Revit 2020, knowing that with its lack of backward compatibility, firms like ours who collaborate with other companies cannot be in the driver's seat on when to move to the latest version.  (Sometimes we also have delays in getting access to the latest version from our enterprise contract.)

 

When I get a response, I will share it here.

 

  -- Haden D. Smith, AIA, Ross & Baruzzini, St. Louis, MO

Message 114 of 117
Viveka_CD
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi @Anonymous 

 

Thanks for your report. A specialist will be looking into your issue.

I understand your frustration and will try best to assist.

 

Meanwhile, can you please let me know if it is the recent files (in the File menu) or the Revit Home page that does not sort the models as expected? Please attach some screenshots.

 

Related article: link

 

Regards,

 

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Message 115 of 117
Anonymous
in reply to: Viveka_CD

@Viveka_CD 

Then that's a very poor decision. When I open Revit, 99% of the time, I want to open the last shared model I worked in.

 

What you've done is the opposite of streamlined and ease of navigation. I now have to browse for my project every time, rather than clicking the project tile when I launch Revit. 

Message 116 of 117
RobDraw
in reply to: isaac_hedberg

She didn't do anything but try to help.

 

Please see message #109.

 

Good luck.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 117 of 117
Viveka_CD
in reply to: RobDraw

Hi @RobDraw 

 

Please check this article: 

Recent files list and Recent File icons are not updating in Revit

 

We can assist better if you contact us through our support portal with datasets 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/contact-support

 

I don't monitor the forums as closely as before, but I'll be glad to forward your specific issue to other specialists.

Thanks!

 

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