Hi, I have been looking for any way to get Rhino to actually launch and it’s not working. I’m on the Win 11 home insider preview with all latest Win and Nvidia updates. I can close Rhino 7 in the Task manager but can’t get it to show on 1 and only monitor I have plugged in.
Any ideas?
I should mention I have uninstalled and reinstalled, updated the .net runtime C++ library and so on. Won’t even launch in safe mode.
To understand better, you should use the _SystemInfo command, and paste the results here.
Hello- it seems Rhino can’t get that far.
@Isaiah_Coberly has Rhino ever worked on this machine? If so, did it only stop working with this version of Windows 11?
-Pascal
Yes, that is an excellent point. What remarkable stupidity on my part. 
Rhino was launching and showing just a few days ago on this machine. I think I recall that Window did update a few days ago but I can’t say for certain…
I guess this is what is catching my eye - I am not at all sure what to tell you about this - I’ll ask around here, but this seems somewhat ‘at your own risk’ ish to me…
-Pascal
You were right. the latest insider preview of Windows 11 home kills Rhino 7 not Rhino 8 though. I went back to the previous build and it started right up.
Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.26080.1100 (ge_release) Is the last one that worked…
It seems I’m stuck on a cliff with Windows 11 insider build. There’s no going back without a clean install and no going forward with Rhino 7
not working. Did anyone ever find a work around to get Rhino 7 to launch on Windows 11 insider build?
no progress here from us, but I’d recommend letting microsoft know their preview is breaking stuff.
Same problem here, i rolled back to pre ge_release, been looking for answers everywhere, nothing.
My guess is the Rhino - McNeel licensing routine gets stuck somewhere.
I guess I’ll just keep blocking and reverting the new version until I absolutely have to do a clean install. Let me know if you find the solution.