Quadro m4000 update#
Quadro m4000 driver#
Quadro m4000 windows 10#

You may need to disable hardware acceleration.) (This will result in reduced performance, but Revit should be able to operate using basic graphics.

Force the system to only use the integrated graphics when working in Revit.

Quadro m4000 driver#

Get the discrete graphic working (by some Bios / driver / hardware update).

When you launch Revit and Optimus (the graphics switcher) tries to switch to using the NVIDIA adapter, it doesn’t respond and Revit doesn’t work. I'd love to have a contact with Autodesk that can help me resolve this issue and hopefully prevent others from having the same problem.įrom what you’ve described so far, it sounds like the discrete (NVIDIA) graphics adapter is not working on the system.

Quadro m4000 windows 10#

I told them that I updated my desktop to Windows 10 with no adverse affects on Revit. It is a silly accusation but the Autodesk website doesn't yet allow you to select Windows 10 as an option when looking for compatible hardware. In the meantime they are telling me I can't get a refund because their stalling on the issue took me beyond the 30 day window!Īlso they have started trying to pass the buck and question whether there is a compatibility issue between Revit and the graphics card with Windows 10.

Quadro m4000 update#

They admit that there is a display issue with the model that they are working on a BIOS update to correct it. I think it is an issue with their motherboard communicating with the external graphics card so I assume that any of the NVIDIA cards would have the same issue. I know this because they sent me an entirely new laptop with the same configuration and it has the exact same issue. It is a problem with all Dell 7710 models with the M4000. This is not a unique issue and I have to believe that anyone who has purchased this model for use with Revit is experiencing this same problem. I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau but seem to be hitting roadblocks there as well. Supposedly engineers are working on a correction to the issue, but the timeframe is unknown and I purchased this laptop solely for home use to continue operating my business while home with a new baby. I paid $3364.83 for my laptop and now it appears that I have no avenue for reimbursement. Unfortunately I followed Dell's advice at every turn and these proposed corrections took me beyond the window of opportunity for a refund. After several emails, a technician visit and even an entirely new laptop exchange - Dell finally realized that there is an issue with the display graphics on this model that does not allow for an upgraded graphics card to be utilized. Upon receiving the laptop, Revit was not functioning because it was defaulting to the internal graphics card.

The graphics card is listed in the approved hardware. While the model wasn't listed in the approved hardware specs, I trusted that Dell's longstanding relationship with Autodesk meant that this was only due to it being the newest model. Please help! I purchased a Dell 7710 base laptop with a NVIDIA Quadro M4000 graphics card.