I’ve been running Rhino 6 Trial for a while on my laptop and it still has 57days left.
Recently, when I open any 3dm file, or even a new file, Rhino 6 trial would 'not respond after initiate a command or touch anything. I could run it in safe mode but I won’t be able to get the type of display I need for my project as only the ‘wireframe’ display was available.
I was able to run a ‘Systeminfo’ command and the details are below: -
Rhino 6 SR13 2019-2-27 (Rhino 6, 6.13.19058.371, Git hash:master @ 17cd8b51accbe17dd04b48028f49d5e77a67f17b)
License type: Evaluation, build 2019-02-27
License details: Cloud Zoo. In use by: jonleong ()
Expires on: 2019-06-05
Windows 10.0 SR0.0 or greater (Physical RAM: 16Gb)
Machine name: LAPTOP
I’ve recently run a “free up storage” and updated my windows 10 system. I’ve uninstalled V-ray and even reinstalled Rhino but the problem still persists.
I now suspect something is wrong with my Nvidia Geforce graphics processor.
If you have access to an external display try connecting it to the laptop and ensure it is the main display. Also ensure Rhino is running on that (move Rhino to the display, then restart Rhino so it directly opens there). I think you may find only the NVidia GPU is now the primary device, and the Intel the secondary. It may help.
May I know how would an external display help?
I think Intel is still my primary? but NVidia is the default for certain programs.
I recently rolled back the update for Intel HD Graphics 630 as I realized that I couldn’t even play youtube videos on fullscreen with the latest 2019 update, it would crash my laptop with a blue error screen and restart.
Tried opening Rhino again and the problem still remains.
Hi - it sounds like there have been quite a few modifications to that system lately. There might be things hanging around from previous versions of drivers.
In several cases, a clean full uninstall of those, prior to installing the latest versions, has helped:
Uninstall your video driver completely (i.e. don’t just “update” it)
It would help by not being used at all. As I said, also ensure in your display settings that the external monitor is your primary monitor from Windows point of view.
Thank you for all your suggestions! I have resolved the issue.
It was actually due to a software I have downloaded recently - “DuetDisplay” - a duel monitor software for apple products. It has installed some files that messed up the proper processing of my intel and nvidia graphic processors.