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Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Help Sign In. Design forum. You can use these packages to convert your old Archicad files to a format which is supported by current Archicad versions.

These are ready-to use packages. Just download and unpack them, then drop them in a folder inside your Program Files or Applications folder. The same applies for Windows 8 and 8. I have cleaned the computer from old files and updated the graphics card, but there is always the same problem. I don’t know what to try anymore, please help me!

Labels: Labels: Setup. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Karl Ottenstein Moderator. What are your computer specs?

Also, I have windows 10 as the operating system, with build number There should not be a problem starting Do you have any antivirus or firewall running? It should at least launch in demo mode. If not, contact tech support. Karl wrote: There should not be a problem starting The RAM is correct with software requests.

In the past days I have also tried to install the program without antivirus, but nothing changes. Also, I have been trying to contact technical support for weeks but I am unable to receive support. I’m desperate,I can’t do my job. PatriziaTR wrote: Also, I have been trying to contact technical support for weeks but I am unable to receive support. What country are you in?

What type of license do you have? If not, contact tech support. Karl wrote: There should not be a problem starting The RAM is correct with software requests. In the past days I have also tried to install the program without antivirus, but nothing changes. Also, I have been trying to contact technical support for weeks but I am unable to receive support.

I’m desperate,I can’t do my job. PatriziaTR wrote: Also, I have been trying to contact technical support for weeks but I am unable to receive support. What country are you in? What type of license do you have? Who specifically have you tried to phone that never answers? Karl wrote: PatriziaTR wrote: Also, I have been trying to contact technical support for weeks but I am unable to receive support.

I am in Italy and I have an Educational license because I’m a student. Jacques Toerien Participant. Is Windows Defender turned on? Try disabling it if it is to test. Do you receive any notifications when the program stops working? Did you use ArchiCAD before with a commercial license and are now trying to use a student version? Lingwisyer Legend.

Jacques wrote: Is Windows Defender turned on? Tom Waltz. Which is precisely what makes the whole thing out of place: the bug, the time required to send the report, or the effort to click to refuse sending the report. You are the first ArchiCAD user not working as a consultant for Graphisoft–directly or indirectly they are not doing it for free I read or hear about that enjoys sending those reports!

And I think you are unrealistic about the cost effectiveness of spamming them with reports. Anyway, the ability to set that as a preference would leave both of us happy. Rob Graphisoft. I am assuming that AC is the most used in your case.

I do not want to defend GS but I think Tom’s point is right. Software is buggy and will be and let me tell you that I have blasted all above mentioned applications to sh The bug reports in the beta test did get rid of many, many bugs.

You wouldn’t want to be working on the real beta-version, trust me And rest assured that a beta-phase is only released when there was allready a fully working alpha-version, deemed complete enough to go through testing.

This is the same for all available software usually only in commercial software, though. In open-source projects, you get all these bugs too, but if you’re a programmer, you can enter the source, try to fix it and if it solves the problem, submit your patch so the project leader can check it out and merge it in the main code.

And I don’t remember ever losing my project’s data, apart from about 15 minutes of the last editing. Maybe with the irony and anger and etc. Photoshop and Excel and etc. Ignacio wrote: Maybe with the irony and anger and etc. I think it’s only usefull if you enter this information right after the crash. This is similar to the bug reported in 3ds max.

I sometimes send them forward. In the past, you had to save it and search for some bug-reporter-mail-adress, but now the procedure is at least more streamlined.