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well...i ran memtest86+ overnight and it showed no errors. so i assume its not a faulty RAM problem. I keep reading about updating drivers, but i don't know which ones to update, and because my computer is fairly new, the HP website says there aren't any driver updates available for my computer from their website. how do i know what drivers i need?
I have this same problem. I used it before restart, it worked ok. After a restart, it goes directly to a win32k.sys stop error.
I have seen two fixes for this.
One is to go into your bios and set your ram speed to slower than usual (like 100Hz) and/or set your ram timing to sync.
Also, you'll need to find out what video cards are stable to run with Revit.
Autocad really doesn't like the use of gaming cards, hence the limited actual use you can get out of them, despite their fantastic architecture.
At work, we are using video drivers that are three years old to run revit on two month old machines, all with Autocad approved hardware.
Hope this helps.
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