Revit 2018 running a processer all the time

Revit 2018 running a processer all the time

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Revit 2018 running a processer all the time

Anonymous
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Hei I have Revit 2018 installed and it continously runs a processer all the time. Starts as soon as I start the program (without opening a project) and only stops if I run a taskdialog ( in a api) but then Robot is inactive until I close it in. As soon as it closes Revit goes on full with one processor. I have checked on a college computer as well and her computer does the same when she starts up Revit.

 

Is this normal for 2018 or is there something wrong with our installations? Older versions are not doing this.

 

greetings

 

Håkon Frank

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Message 2 of 23

-FDC-
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Did you install the latest update (2018.2)?

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Message 3 of 23

Anonymous
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yes both 2018 and 2018.2 does this on our computers.

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Message 4 of 23

-FDC-
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Everything fine over here.

Must be something with robot (don't have it).

 

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Message 5 of 23

-FDC-
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What windows are you running?

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Anonymous
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I am running Windows 7 Enterprise with Service Pack 1

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Message 7 of 23

Anonymous
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this should be Revit is inactive. It has nothing to do with Robot. my typo.

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Message 8 of 23

-FDC-
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Does it stay at 100 procent when you open a drawing?

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Message 9 of 23

-FDC-
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What version of .NET framework are you running ?

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Message 10 of 23

Anonymous
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its stays at 13% (one thread at 100%) after I open a project. For my API I am running a .NET Framework of 4.5.2 but this happens also for my college which is not running my api.

 

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Message 11 of 23

-FDC-
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When I am not hovering with my mouse over the Revit screen it is taking 1.9 percent CPU.

So 13 percent is quite a lot.

 

I don't know if that is your case but there are some issues with the older .NET framework versions.

 

Maybe it helps with installing 4.6.2

 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53344

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Message 12 of 23

-FDC-
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What are the specs of these two workstations ?

Ram, CPU, Graphics Card (did you install the latest drivers and did you disable nvidia's "nview"?),...

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Message 13 of 23

Anonymous
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I think I saw that during the installation of Revit that it installed 4.6.2 .Net framework

I have not disabled nview.

My computer is HP Zbook 32GB RAM Intel i7 4810MQ @2.8GHz 2.8GHz with NVIDIA Quadro K2100M graphic card

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Message 14 of 23

-FDC-
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You can check the .NET framework version.

Type "regedit" at start

And check under Microsoft

 

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Message 15 of 23

-FDC-
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Check the Nvidia drivers as well (you never know)

 

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Message 16 of 23

Anonymous
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I have Version 4.6.2 of .NET framework and Driver version 361.80. I tryed to turn of the hardware acceleration in the Revit options but it had no effect on the processor. 

 

This is anoying as the fan in the computer is on constant and will propably to last very long this way.

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Message 17 of 23

-FDC-
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Framework should be ok.

 

If you are sure Revit is using the Nvidia (not the built in intel graphics "card" in the processor) I would try to install the latest nvidia drivers.

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Message 18 of 23

Anonymous
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just installed new driver now from Nvidia version 385.90 and it still is running full time.

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Message 19 of 23

-FDC-
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Did you install third party software as an addon for revit ?

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Anonymous
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This is where the problem is COWI has an ribbon that is loaded and if I remove that addin file then Revit stops this.  Guess they have to go through their addins now. Thanks for the help.

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