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Did you try my solution that's posted above? If you've tried all of the steps listed and the issue persists please reply to my post with a copy of your installation log file. And yes, Autodesk Revit 2014 is compatible with Windows 8. Thank you!
Hello, I am currently taking a class that requires us to use the student version of Revit 2014. I had revit 2014 previously installed on my computer, but when I updated my laptop recently to the new windows, Revit dissapeared. I have been trying to re-install it, and I am having no luck! It will let me download the 2015 and 2013 version, but I really need the 2014 version for my class. I have attached two photos of what the installer says when I try to download it. I would really appreciate your help!!
i figured it out, it turned out that i had to have my McAfee temporarily turned off when i dowloaded revit. I forgot if it was McAfee specifically but some kind of anti virus protector had to be turned off. then i turned it back on when revit finished downloading and no problems! i use it fine now
Go to control panel and open programs and features. Then open uninstall a program. Then search for the microsoft visual packages and uninstall every single one. Revit automatically installs these which is why it fails. Windows 8 is kind of a dumbed down version so people who cannot operate computers very well cannot hurt them. Once you have all of these visual packages uninstalled try installing again and see if that doesnt fix your problem.
I am currently working on a project to deploy and manage apps using only Intune. I have been packaging everything using PSADT. Now I am able to deploy full complement of apps like AutoCAD, Revit suites, etc. with success (even using Pre-Provisioning). I am using device assignment exclusively and managing the different software deployment formula using either Device Categories (or Group Tags within Autopilot Device for the pre-provisioning steps separately).
Now I am reaching the point where I need to put in place the setup to maintain all this with upcoming updates and hotfixes (AutoDesk mostly). As expected, I don't want to be updating apps while the users are actively using them in production so I have been experimenting with a way to perform the software updates using a combination of Superseding strategies along with some Requirements scripts (like detecting if the acad.exe is running or not) to automate the deployment of those updates. So far I have been successful, except that at some point my users are shutting down their PCs when not using the software's (Revit, AutoCAD, etc.). As you can imagine this poses a recurrent issue for the updates...
I am now experimenting with a requirement script that detects if a users is currently logged on (console session) on the device in order to allow the update to be performed. But for some reason Intune doesn't seem to be installing the software until the user logs on (even if the device is left at the CTRL+ALT+DEL screen, I even disabled the "Shutdown/Sleep" options in windows to encourage the users to NOT shutdown their machines for the updates). Obviously the user opens the update targeted software soon after logging thwarting the concept.
Any idea on this ?
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