Installing Files on Windows 10 D Drive

[Anonymous]

I have installed Revit 2018-2 on my D drive in windows 10 but all the library files installed themselves in the App Data folder of my now bloated C drive. Any reason I can not move my libraries to the D drive in a newly created App Data file?

Thad Broom

[RobDraw]

You can keep your library files any where you want. Just remember to change the path in your places so that when browsing for something Revit starts at a convenient location.

[Anonymous]

Ah I wish it was that easy. Tried it but Revit tells me the path that I created does not exist. See attached error message and explorer open to the path that Revit says does not exist.

Thad Broom

[Viveka_CD]

Hi @Anonymous

I suggest that you uninstall and reinstall again.

• You will need to uninstall the content library entirely (through the Programs and Features Control Panel) and then reinstall from the original installation media. See article: Revit: Templates and families not installed
• After installing the Content Library go through the steps in the above article to set the correct paths within Revit.

Regards,

[RobDraw]

It was that easy for me. I don't know why Revit won't recognize the file path.

[Viveka_CD]

@RobDraw I've seen this issue with a corrupt installation.

If all fails, @Anonymous can do a Clean Install and Uninstall of Revit products

[RobDraw]

I get that stuff happens with a corrupt install. Hopefully, when the install is proper it will be that easy for the OP.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

OK, got it to work...there is no space in ProgramData but there is one in RVT 2018.  Just directory syntax.

[RobDraw]

Hmmm, you manually type the file paths?