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Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 10:27:59 AM | Reverted to demo version after fixing error problem 2011

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 I have been learning Revit using the Autodesk assistance program. I recently started getting an unrecoverable error message at the startup screen. After researching I found the common solution to this fix was to delete the WSCCommCntrData and UIState files as directed. However, once I did this I am stuck in demo mode so can't save anything. How do I get back the student version?

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Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 11:03:52 AM | Reverted to demo version after fixing error problem 2011

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Hmmm, don't know about WSCCommCntrData but I believe deleting the UIState file(s) just resets the ribbon and quick access toolbar back to the original installed configuration.
A re-install is probably worth a try.
The 'student version' of autodesk products have their own behaviour. Maybe contact the people you got the software from?
In Canada there are only two Educational Resellers and the US probably have 3-4.

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Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 11:29:51 AM | Reverted to demo version after fixing error problem 2011

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did you try re-resgistering the software?

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Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 11:13:15 AM | Reverted to demo version after fixing error problem 2011

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I was able to fix this finally. The first thing I had done before deleting the files listed was to reinstall the program. After I deleted the files was when I posted this. So after deleting the files and then reinstalling, the program works again.

 As a warning, I also tried reinstalling the older 2010 version and just as it was finishing, I got a blue screen crash and was not able to start up my computer except in safe mode. Luckily I had a restore point that worked, I had done a couple of restores when trying to figure out why Revit wasn't working. This wasn't a one time deal either, I tried installing the 2010 version again and another blue screen crash. Very scary, Autodesk should look into what in their download program is causing a system crash.


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Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 5:36:04 PM | Reverted to demo version after fixing error problem 2011

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JsBach-

 

here's a little secret- (big secret actually)- and never have that

kind of problem again..

 

1. get windows 7 if you don't already have it.. because window 7

will nearly automatically reinstall itself..

 

2. get the utility program for your system C: hard drive- and zero fill that drive..

 

3. pop in the win 7 disk- type in the product code- come back in 15 minutes..

 

4. install revit..

 

5. be the happiest revit user at revit city..

 

 

 

 


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Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 6:42:24 PM | Reverted to demo version after fixing error problem 2011

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JsBach-

 

hopfully you don't say- like many revit users say:

"oh i can't do that no matter how easy or how

perfect it solves my problems because i would

lose all my work and all my projects"

 

just get out of the bad habit of saving your

work to your C: drive and into the good

habit of saving your work to an external

drive.. and always back-up that first

external drive to a second external drive

in case one of them fail..

 

imagine there's no crashes

it isn't hard to do

nothing to waste time for

and no blue screens too

 

 

 


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